USI.2b Early Indigenous Tribes (Geography and Climate)

Where do American Indians live today?

• nowhere, they are extinct

• in their homelands and many other areas of North America

• in the desert areas of North America

• in the upper regions of Canada

The ___ region includes present-day Alaska and northern Canada.

• Arctic

• Eastern Woodlands

• Pacific Northwest

• Great Plains

• Southwest

Tribes like the Kwakiutl inhabited the rainy, mild climate of the ____.

• Arctic

• Eastern Woodlands

• Pacific Northwest Coast

• Great Plains

• Southwest

Nomadic tribes like the Lakota followed their main food source, the bison, across the _____.

• Arctic

• Eastern Woodlands

• Pacific Northwest Coast

• Great Plains

• Southwest

The Pueblo inhabited the hot and dry desert of the ___, in what is now New Mexico and Arizona.

• Arctic

• Eastern Woodlands

• Pacific Northwest Coast

• Great Plains

• Southwest

The homeland of the Iroquois is in the heavily forested northeast North America in an area known as the ____.

• Arctic

• Eastern Woodlands

• Pacific Northwest

• Great Plains

• Southwest

The ___ is an area characterized by dry grassland.

• Arctic

• Eastern Woodlands

• Pacific Northwest

• Great Plains

• Southwest

The tribes of the ___ lived in desert areas bordering cliffs and mountains.

• Arctic

• Eastern Woodlands

• Pacific Northwest

• Great Plains

• Southwest

The ___ region has a temperature that is below freezing much of the year.

• Arctic

• Eastern Woodlands

• Pacific Northwest

• Great Plains

• Southwest

The ___ has coastal waters, mountain ranges, and dense forests.

• Arctic

• Eastern Woodlands

• Pacific Northwest

• Great Plains

• Southwest