Religion
Food Sources
Buildings
Tribes
100

Religious ceremonies of the Pueblo peoples were held in these circular underground spaces.

What are Kivas?

100

These are defined as the 'Three Sisters' and provided abundant food sources for many tribes across America.

What are Maize(Corn), Beans, and Squash?

100

Utilized by the Sioux on the Great Plains in tandem with their on-the-go way of living. It still provides a cozy shelter atmosphere!

What are Tipis?

100

This tribe lived all along a major American river and built massive mounds.

What is the Mississippi/Cahokia?

200

Chinook Indians carved these images of ancestors and animals on tall wooden poles.

What are totems?

200

This source of food was particularly important to tribes of the West Coast and the East. Way to tackle the response!

What is fishing?

200

These homes were made of mud-clay bricks and served as the abode of tribes in the Southwest.

What are Pueblos?

200

This tribe lived in the Pacific Northwest and had plentiful food sources, including fishing and hunting.

What is the Chinook?

300

According to the Hopi origin story, humans originally came from this location. How much farther do we have to climb?

What is Underground?

300

These existed in the Great Plains in the millions and were extensively hunted by the Sioux for food.

What are Bison?

300

The Iroquois lived in these among dense forests, using wood and animal skins for coverings. The name fits pretty well.

What are Longhouses?

300

These were a nomadic people living in the Southwest. They often raided other tribes. I do love me some Fry Bread though!

Who are the Navajo?

400

These were built by the Mississippian Tribe for religious reasons - sometimes in the shape of snakes or birds.

What are Mounds?

400

Tribes such as the Sioux and Navajo were described as this, moving from place to place with no permanent residence.

What is Nomadic?

400

The Chinook lived in this kind of home made of wood and held together by ropes. Bilbo Baggins would be proud of the door.

What are Plank Houses?

400

This tribe lived in the Great Basin, having to contend with little rainfall and scarce food sources.

What is the Shoshone?

500

According to Iroquois legend, this prophet came to Hiawatha and united all of the tribes together in peace.

Who is the Peacemaker?

500

This was a type of feast held by tribes in the Pacific Northwest. I just don't know if I can afford to host one.

What are Potlatches?

500

The largest city of the Mississippian Tribe, it contained a population of 30,000 at its height. Is there a Chick-fil-A mound around here?

What is Cahokia?

500

This political organization allied the Onondaga, Mohawk, Oneida, Seneca, and Cayuga tribes in the Northeast.

What is the Iroquois Confederacy?