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Native Americans
2016 Assessment study guide
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Inuit Shelter | igloos |
| Kwakiutl Shelter | cedar plank house |
| Hopi Shelter | adobe homes |
| Pawnee Shelters | earthen lodges and teepees |
| Nez Perce Shelters | longhouses and teepees |
| Seminole Shelter | chickees |
| Kwakiutl food | salmon and other fish |
| Inuit clothing | Caribou furs and animal skins |
| Nez Perce food | Deer, moose, elk, salmon, fish |
| Pawnee region | the Great Plains |
| Hopi food | mainly farmed: corn, beans and squash |
| Pacific Northwest Native Americans used wood | for their houses and clothes |
| Seminole clothing | light clothing made from grass and plants |
| When Pawnee lived in teepees | when hunting buffalo |
| Seminole Region | southeast |
| Pawnee food | farmed and hunted buffalo |
| What were the natural resources available to the Inuit? | Ice, fish, whales, caribou |
| What were the natural resources available to the Kwakiutl? | fish, cedar trees, caribou |
| What were the natural resources available to the Seminole? | fish, deer, good soil for farming |
| What were the natural resources available to the Nez Perce? | fish, nuts, berries, deer, moose |
| What were the natural resources available to the Hopi? | mud, stones, good soil for farming |
| What were the natural resources available to the Pawnee? | Buffalo. good soil for farming |
| Seminole food | hunted deer and other small animals; grew corn, beans squash and other crops |
| When the explorers arrived form Europe, most of the Native American tribes lived... | in large tribes with their families. |
| The Native American tribes and their lifestyles the explorers met could be described as... | very different from the explorers ways of life. |
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