American Indians- Arctic, Southwest, Northwest

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Many of the American Indians of the Arctic were nomadic people. Why did they move from place to place?

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They were following the whales to hunt.

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The Southwest American Indians depended on the resources in their area. Which of the following activities best describes their way of life? They ate mostly fish. They followed and hunted buffalo for food, clothing, and shelter. They hunted seal and salmon. They didn’t often hunt for food, instead they were mostly farmers.

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They didn’t often hunt for food, instead they were mostly farmers.

Front

Which American Indians lived in plank houses? Arctic, Southeast, Northwest, Plains

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Northwest

Front

What is one type of shelter the Arctic region American Indians used?

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Igloos

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The Southwest American Indians mostly grew crops for their food and did not hunt very much. Which crop did they grow the most of?

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Corn; they grew 24 types of corn.

Front

Most tribes of this region lived in plank houses made from wood. Which tribe does this best describe?

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Northwest

Front

These American Indians wore thick and warm clothing made from animal skins and furs. What region were they from?

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Arctic

Front

The Arctic American Indians often hunted whales and which other two types of animals?

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Caribou and seals

Front

The Northwest American Indians got most of their food from ________________________.

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Fishing

Front

Which American Indians had totem poles in front of their homes? Options: Northwest, Southwest, Plains, Arctic

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Northwest