Name this type of Native American home.

Name this type of Native American home.

Name this type of Native American home.

Name this type of Native American home.

Name this type of Native American home.

Name this type of Native American home.

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Algonquian and Great Lake Tribes

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Cherokee

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Seminole

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Pueblo

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Navajo

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Apache

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Northwest Coastal

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Plains

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The Navajo made paintings from --- to help cure the sick.

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The Algonquin Indians made --- to help their children have good dreams.

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The Seminole women wore many ---. She received a new one each birthday until she turned 40.

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The Northwest Coastal Indians built tall --- and placed them in front of their homes.

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The Pueblo Indians made dolls of their gods called --- and gave them to the children to play with so they would not be afraid of the gods during ceremonies

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The Inuit made carvings from ---.

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The Plains Indians made just about everything from ---.

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The Eastern Woodland Indians beaded --- and filled them with herbs.

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The Northeast Indians made containers from ---.

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The Plains Indians were the only group to wear ---. The chief wore this when he went into battle.

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--- were musical instruments used by many Native American groups. The Southwest Indians made theirs from turtle shells.

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--- were another musical instrument. They were usually made from hollow logs. Some were filled with water to make different tones.

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The Iroquois made masks from ---.

Can you name the region of North America where the tribe or group listed below lived?

Navajo

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Plains

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Seminole

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Algonquian and Great Lake Tribes

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Apache

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Iroquois

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Inuit

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Cherokee

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Pueblo

Can you name the region of North America where the tribe or group listed below lived?

Northwest Coastal Tribes

Which region does this describe?

area from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains and from Canada to Mexico

Which region does this describe?

area that is now Alaska along the Pacific Ocean down the coast to Northern California

Which region does this describe?

covers the area which in now Utah and Colorado through Arizona and New Mexico into parts of Texas and California

Which region does this describe?

the area from Canada in the north to the Gulf of Mexico in the south and from the Atlantic Ocean in the east to the Mississippi in the west

Which Native American group wore clothes made from buffalo hides?

Which Native American group wore clothes made from plant fibers?

Which Native American group wore clothes made from cotton or wool?

Which Native American group wore clothes made from elk or deer hides?

1.   ?    Plains
2.   ?    Seminole
3.   ?    Pueblo
4.   ?    Algonquian and Great Lake Tribes, Cherokee (at times)
5.   ?    Apache and Navajo
6.   ?    Northwest Coastal Indians
7.   ?    Inuit
8.   ?    Cherokee

Which Native American group copied clothes of the Mexicans?

Which Native American group wore clothes made from wood fibers?

Which Native American group wore clothes made from caribou or seal skins?

Which Native American group wore clothes made from deer hides and woven plants?

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The ---- raided other tribes for food.

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The ---- ate otters, walruses, seals, and caribou.

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The --- ate salmon, whales, bear, caribou, deer, elk, and moose as well as roots and berries gathered from the forests.

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The --- were desert farmers. They grew alot of corn.

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The --- ate buffalo.

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The --- ate beans, squash, and corn which they named The Three Sisters. They also hunted for deer, bears, caribou, elk, moose, wild duck, geese, partridge, beavers, and other game.

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The --- were hunters and farmers. Much of their diet was wild rice.

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Iroquois

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Inuit