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SS Ch2 S4 - 6P
for Adam
Question | Answer |
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Landforms of the Southwest and West | mesas, canyons, cliffs and mountains |
Weather of the Southwest and West | hot summers and bitterly cold winters; weeks without snow or rain |
Tribes of the Southwest and West | Hopi and Zuni (known at the pueblo peoples) |
Who moved to the Southwest around 1025? | the Navajo (lived in the four corners area) |
What did the farmers grow in the Southwest and West? | 3 sisters - corn, beans, squash; they also grew some cotton for wearing |
The homes of the Hopi and Zuni? | little wood so homes were made of stones, mud or adobe |
What is adobe? | sun-dried bricks made of clay and straw |
The homes of the Navajo? | lived in hogans |
What is a hogan? | cone shaped wood frame covered in mud or adobe |
What does polytheistic mean? | believe in more than one god |
Who are the medicine people? | religious leaders and healers; they sang songs or chants; believed to have healing powers |
Who was the religious leader for the Hopi? | the chief; he made the rules and handed out the punishments |
In the West, where did the Shoshone live? | Part of the year in the Great Basin and part in the Wyoming Mountains |
Shoshone - how did they live? | lived in shelters of brush and hunted buffalo in the mountains |
In the West, where did the Nez Pierce live? | on the Columbia Plateau (Idaho, Oregon, Washington) |
Nez Pierce - how did they live? | used movable shelters for fishing, built spears for fishing; food was from rivers (salmon) |
In the West, where did the Chumash live? | in Southern California |
Chumash - how did they live? | lives in dome-shaped shelters; ate bird, fish and acorns for food |