5 Regions of Native Americans

In addition to hunting, gathering, and fishing, the ________ Native Americans went whaling, too, to catch whales for food.

• Eastern Woodlands

• Great Basin

• Pacific Northwestern

• Plains

• South Western

The Hopi men were primarily in charge of government for the _____ Native Americans.

• Eastern Woodlands

• Great Basin

• Pacific Northwestern

• Plains

• Southwestern

The _______ Native Americans mostly used buffalo skins to make their clothing.

• Eastern Woodlands

• Great Basin

• Pacific Northwestern

• Plains

• Southwestern

The Iroquois tribe was among the __________ Native Americans.

• Eastern Woodlands

• Great Basin

• Plains

• Pacific Northwestern

The ____________ Native Americans included the Ute tribe, the Paiute tribe, and the Bannock tribe.

• Eastern Woodlands

• Great Basin

• Pacific Northwestern

• Plains

Which two Native American groups primarily did farming to get food?

• Eastern Woodlands and Pacific Northwestern

• Plains and the Southwestern

• Great Basin and Pacific Northwestern

These Native Americans lived in the region that included what is today's Arizona, New Mexico, and parts of Colorado and Utah.

• Eastern Woodlands

• Great Basin

• Pacific Northwestern

• Plains

• Southwestern

The homes of the ________ and the ________ Native Americans were semi-permanent.

• Great Basin and Plains

• Plains and Pacific Northwestern

• Eastern Woodlands and Southwestern

These Native Americans lived in the eastern part of North America from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River among thick forests. Who were they?

• Eastern Woodlands

• Great Basin

• Pacific Northwestern

• Plains

• Southwestern

The Hopi and Zuni tribes were called Pueblo, and they were part of the _______ Native Americans.

• Eastern Woodlands

• Great Basin

• Pacific Northwestern

• Plains

• Southwestern