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Native American Unit
TEST 9/1 - Native American Unit Study Guide
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Which tribe ate seals, whales, and caribou? They also wore animal skins and furs. Lived in igloos. | Inuit |
| Which tribe ate corn, squash, and beans? They also wore woven clothing and lived in pueblos. | Hopi |
| Which tribe ate fish and birds? They also wore light animal skins and lived in homes on poles without walls. | Seminoles |
| Which tribe ate buffalo, corn, squash, and beans? They also wore buffalo skins and lived in earth homes or teepees while hunting. | Pawnee |
| Which tribe ate fish, wore clothing made of shredded tree barks and lived in homes made of wood? | Kwakiutl |
| Which tribe ate salmon, plants and berries? They also wore animal skins and lived in covered pits. | Nez Perce |
| What type of home did the Seminole tribe live in? | On poles without walls, open houses, chickees |
| What type of home did the Kwakiutl tribe live in? | Large cedar wood homes, decorated with paint and carvings |
| What type of home did the Inuit tribe live in? | igloos |
| What type of home did the Nez Perce tribe live in? | Covered pits and teepees while hunting |
| What type of home did the Pawnee tribe live in? | Lodge made of bark, earth, and grass. Teepee while hunting. |
| What type of home did the Hopi tribe live in? | Pueblos made of clay |
| Which tribe farmed for most of the year, but hunted buffalo in winter? | Pawnee |
| Which tribe lived in an environment with many trees, leading to both clothing and homes made of wood/bark? | Kwakiutl |
| Define irrigation | Watering of land to get ready for farming |
| Which tribe used irrigation to water their plants because they lived in such a hot and dry environment? | Hopi |
| Why did the Pawnee people live in teepees half the year? | traveled for hunting |
| What was the primary crop grown by the Hopi people? | Corn |
| What tribe settled in the state of Florida? | Seminoles |
| What kind of clothing was primarily worn by people of the Southwest? | Woven clothes |
| What animals did the Inuit people eat? | fish, whale, caribou, seals |
| Why were the Seminoles' homes up on poles? | Flooding, protection from animals, keeps it cool |
| The Nez Perce, who lived in river valleys, primarily ate what? | Fish, salmon, berries, and plants |
| Which tribes wore animal furs or skins as clothing? (there are 4) | Nez Perce, Inuit, Seminole, Pawnee |
| Resources are important for the growth of a region's economy because it helps people decide... | What to use and eat, how to survive, what to SPECIALIZE in. |
| How do the environment and natural resources of an area determine the way Native American tribes eat and live? | Climate and resources available. |
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