Native Americans
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| What was the shelter of the Eastern Woodlands | wigwams or longhouses
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| What was the shelter of the Great Plains | teepees or earth lodges
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| What was the shelter of the Great River Basin | wikiups
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| What was the shelter of the Southwest | pueblos
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| What was the shelter of the Pacific Northwest | plank houses
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| What was the land bridge theory | The natives were following animals from Asia to North America for food.
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| Why did people cross over the land bridge and come to the Americas | They followed the animals (their food source).
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| How did the Eastern Woodlands use their forest resources, while showing respect for the land they had been given | animals for food and clothing and trees for shelter
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| What was different about longhouses as compared to all other forms of shelters found among the Native Americans | They were very long and 12 families could live there.
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| How were wampum used in the Eastern Woodland society | to mark important events and traded for goods
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| Parts of this animal were used by the Great Plains Indians for tools, food, clothing, and tribal ceremonies | buffalo
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| Why couldn't people in the Great Plains set up permanent homes | They were hunting the migrating buffalo
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| How was the climate different in the Great River Basin region than in any other parts of America | It was very hot in the day and very cold at night
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| This was a type of dance completed by the people of the Great River Basin in order to bring rain and crops to the area | round dance
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