Hopi & Kwakiutl Tribes

The ____ Indians grew cotton and make clothing from it. 

• Seminole
• Kwakiutl
• Hopi
• Pawnee

Which Native American tribe would say the following? 
"Cedar trees are important to us. We make clothes from cedar bark, homes from cedar planks, and 'dugout' canoes from large cedar trees.

• Hopi
• Kwakiutl
• Nez Perce
• Inuit

How many people could live in the same house with the Kwakiutl?

• 10 people
• 4 people
• 75 people
• 50 people

Which Native American tribe lived in the dry, desert southwest region now known as Arizona?

• Kwakiutl
• Inuit
• Hopi
• Nez Perce

The Hopi grew_______, _________, and _________ known as the Three Sisters.

• corn, beans and squash
• corn, watermelon and peas
• corn, beans and peas
• beans, berries and grain

What is a potlatch?

• A large celebration that could last for several days.
• A type of casserole they ate.
• A terrible storm that hit the Kwakiutl.
• A type of clothing they wore.

The Hopi built their homes out of clay, mud and straw called __________. 

• concrete
• asphalt
• adobe
• cement

What was the climate like for the Kwakiutl?

• Hot and Humid
• Rainy and mild, experienced all four seasons
• Very cold and icy
• Very dry and hot

The Kwakiutl were known for totem poles. What are totem poles?

• A pole used to hunt with
• Something Kwakiutl men used to fish with.
• A animal like a frog that the Kwakiutl like to eat.
• Totem poles tell a story. The symbols on the pole told about the people heritage.

Which tribe ate from the ocean and the forest. They eat caribou, salmon, berries and roots

• Kwakiutl
• Nez Perce
• Inuit