Native americans

What type of shelter do Southeast Native Americans (Seminole, Creek, Cherokee) have? 

• Open huts called chickees
• Open huts called villeages
• Closed huts called chickees
• Round houses called chickees

What type of food did the Southeast Native Americans farm? 

• berries, corn, pumpkin, melons, sweet potatoes
• plums and walnuts
• seaweed and oysters
• bear, deer, elk

The Great Plains (Pawnee, Sioux, Cheyenne) are flat and have ____________.

• grassland and lots of rivers and streams
• desert and lots of rivers and streams
• grasslands and lots of forests
• only forests

The climate of the Native Americans in the Great Plains (Pawnee, Cheyenne, Sioux) ____________.  

• varied throughout the year from very cold winters to very hot summers
• was always very hot 
• was always very cold
• rainy all the time

Why did the Native Americans of the Great Plains hunt buffalo? 

• for food, tools, weapons, and clothing 
• only for food
• to keep as pets
• for weapons and tools only

What was the permanent shelter of the Native Americans of the Great Plains (Pawnee, Cheyenne, Sioux)? 

• An Earth Lodge and it was made of grass, mud, and branches
• A Teepee and it was made of grass, mud, and branches
• A Teepee that was made of buffalo hide
• A round house that was made of buffalo hide

The following tribes were part of the Southeast Native Americans: ___________

• Cherokees, Seminole, Creeks
• Sioux, Pawnee, Cheyenne
• Hopi, Pueblo, Navajo
• Kwakiutl

The following tribes were part of the Great Plains Native Americans: ___________

• Cherokees, Seminole, Creeks
• Sioux, Pawnee, Cheyenne
• Hopi, Pueblo, Navajo
• Kwakiutl

What type of temporary shelter did the Native Americans of the Great Plains have? 

• Teepees made of buffalo hides
• Teepees made of mud, grass, and branches
• Earth Lodges made of buffalo hides
• Round houses made of buffalo hides

These tribes are part of the Native Americans of the Southwest: _____________

• Hopi, Pueblo, Navajo
• Seminole, Creeks, Cherokees
• Sioux, Pawnee, Cheyenne
• Inuit