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Module 13 Lesson 4

North American Societies

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How did the Pacific Northwest provide great resources for the Kwakiutl, Nootka, and Haida peoples? The sea was a major factor as it let them hunt whales in canoes. In addition to the sea, the coastal forest provided a lot of food as well.
How did the Native Americans get to North America? They crossed through the Bering Strait during the last Ice Age.
What did the Anasazi do to adapt to their environment? By the 900’s, the Anasazi were building and living in pueblos which were villages with large, apartment-style groupings made of stone and clay baked in the sun. This held a large amount of people and help them avoid the heat.
What were the Mound Builders? The Mound Builders built large mounds of earth that were filled with copper and stone artwork. When seen from above, some mounds revealed the shapes of animals.
What was the Iroquois League? This was a alliance of 5 tribes so all the tribes can get food to go through the winter.
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