American Indians of the Arctic, Northeast and Southeast

The American Indians in the Northeast were also known as the Eastern Woodland Indians.

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The American Indians of the Southeast used seal skin to make water proof clothing.

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• False

The American Indians in the Arctic are called Inuit.

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The Inuit Indians grown corn, squash and beans.

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The American Indians of the Arctic live in igloos in the winter months.

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The Inuit Indians made clothes from caribou and polar bear fur.

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It was too cold for the American Indians of the Northeast to farm and grow crops.

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• False

The American Indians in the Southeast lived in the area that is now known as Georgia.

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The American Indians in the Northeast and Southeast did NOT eat fish.

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The American Indians of the Southeast often lived in house called chickees (open-sided home) in the summer because it hot.

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