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Native Americans

Native American Regions - Grade 5

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Eastern Woodland - Geography rocky soil, natural Waterways, thick forests
Eastern Woodland - Climate four season - warm summers, cold winters, plentiful rain
Eastern Woodland - Food Meat: bison, deer, fish; Plants: wild berries; Crops: corn, beans, squash
Eastern Woodland - Shelter Wigwams & Longhouses
Eastern Woodland - Clothing coats & shoes from animal hides; cotton clothes in the summer
Eastern Woodland - Cultural Characteristics Language: Algonquian & Iroquoian; Religion: worshipped nature spirits, had rituals & ceremonies; Played lacrosse and used face paint for war
Eastern Woodland - Tribes Algonquian: Wampanoag, Chippewa, Blackfeet, Cheyenne, Mohican, Ottawas Iroquois Confederacy: Seneca, Onondaga, Cayuga, Oneida, Mohawk, Tuscarora
Southeast - Geography flat, manageable land with fertile soil and swamps
Southeast - Climate warm and humid with plenty of sunshine and rain
Southeast - Food Meat: deer, small game, fish; Crops: corn, beans, squash, sunflowers, and other nuts
Southeast - Shelter Chickee or Wattle & Daub homes
Southeast - Clothing light fabrics, like cotton, that were brightly colored; heavier clothing made of wool in the winters
Southeast - Cultural Characteristics Language: Muskogean; Religion: worshipped nature spirits in all things; created beautiful pottery and weaved baskets and rattles made with bamboo
Southeast - Tribes Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek and Seminole
Great Plains - Geography flat grasslands with high elevations
Great Plains - Climate warm in the summer and cool in the winter; little precipitation & strong winds
Great Plains - Food Meat: bison; Plants: wild fruit & grains
Great Plains - Shelter Teepee
Great Plains - Clothing bison hides for coats; thinner hides from deer & antelope to make shirts, pants, and moccasins
Great Plains - Cultural Characteristics Language: sign language; Religion: Wakan Tanka created spirits in all natural things; they dance for rituals and good luck
Great Plains - Tribes Sioux, Blackfoot, Comanche, Cheyanne
Southwest - Geography canyons & flat plateaus in the north; mountains and rock formations surrounded by deserts to the south
Southwest - Climate very dry, hot, and very little rainfall
Southwest - Food Meat: turkey, rabbit, deer; Plants: beans, nuts, berries, cacti; Crops: squash, beans, corn
Southwest - Shelter Pueblo (adobe homes), Hogan, TeePee
Southwest - Clothing lightweight cotton, cloaks (when/where cool)
Southwest - Cultural Characteristics Language: Athabaskan; Religion: Animism - spiritual healers called Shamans; created arts & crafts with adobe and turquois
Southwest - Tribes Pueblo, Navajo, Apache
Plateau - Geography rugged mountain ranges, many rivers, flat, grassy plains
Plateau - Climate quite cold in winter & hot in summer; mountains prevent regular precipitation
Plateau - Food Meat: salmon, deer, elk, bison; Plants: wild berries, nuts, root vegetables
Plateau - Shelter Pit Houses & Teepee
Plateau - Clothing made from bark, grasses & animal hides
Plateau - Cultural Characteristics Language: Salishan & Sahaptin; Religion: Animism; famous for trading & became skilled horse riders
Plateau - Tribes Nez Perce, Walla Walla, Spokan
Northwest Coast - Geography mountainous & hilly with a jagged coastline that includes lots of inlets and harbors
Northwest Coast - Climate very rainy with thick forests & plentiful plant life; temperature is mild, rarely getting very hot or cold
Northwest Coast - Food Meat: salmon, seals, whale, elk, mountain goat, bear; Plants: wild berries, roots, bulbs
Northwest Coast - Shelter Cedar Plank Houses
Northwest Coast - Clothing made using mountain goat wool, deer hide, cedar bark
Northwest Coast - Cultural Characteristics Language: varies; Religion: Animism; famous for wood-carving skills to make canoes, Totem Poles, other crafts
Northwest Coast - Tribes Tlingit, Haida
California Intermountain - Geography Diverse: redwood forests, fertile grasslands, snow-capped mountains (Sierra Nevada), the Mojave Desert, coastline with beaches and harbors
California Intermountain - Climate temperatures vary - cold in mountains, rainy & mild in the northern redwood forests, hot in the desert & southern region
California Intermountain - Food Meat: fish, shellfish, rabbit, deer, elk, squirrels; Plants: wild fruit, weed plants - like tule, types of nuts, acorns
California Intermountain - Shelter Cedar Plank, Pit, Kish Houses
California Intermountain - Clothing animal hides, bark from redwood trees & agave plants
California Intermountain - Cultural Characteristics Language: varies; Religion: Kuksu & Toloache; famous basket weavers, ate caterpillars, bees, snakes and lizards as snacks
California Intermountain - Tribes Shoshone, Cahuilla, Mojave
indigenous native to the land
tribe a group of famous people with a common language, culture, and ancestry
animism a religion where it is believed that spirits exist throughout nature and in natural occurrences
irrigation the process of running water from a main water source to an outside area by digging canals or by running pipes
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