Unit 2 D.O.R. Study Guide #3

Pacific Northwest families may hold a special celebration of feasting, singing, and dancing, called a _________, where the host gives gifts to their guests.

• potlatch

• party

• fiesta

Pacific Northwest tribes carve symbols into a log and paint them to create a ___________ that tells a story about family or special events.

• canoe

• totem pole

• wood plank house

What natural resource was used for making many things, such as homes, canoes, masks, and clothing?

• thick forests

• limestone

• adobe

Food sources were plentiful in the Pacific Northwest, so the people didn't really need to _________.

• hunt

• fish

• farm

The _______________ migrated to the Southwest in the 1400s.

• Mound Builders

• Navajo

• Kwakiutl

The Navajo and Pueblo are known for making ________.

• whale bone and wooden jewelry

• copper and shell jewelry

• turquoise and silver jewelry

How did the Navajo adapt to living in the Southwest?

• The watched their Pueblo neighbors and used many of their ideas and practices.

• They didn't change anything about their way of living.

• They farmed on a large scale and hunted seals.

The Pueblo people lived in adobe homes, but the Navajo lived in ____________.

• longhouses

• teepees

• hogans

The Navajo believe in living in balance and harmony, which is called ____________.

• hozho

• spirituality

• sacrifice

Two examples of Pacific Northwest tribes are the ____________.

• Pueblo and Navajo

• Tlingit and Kwakiutl

• Blackfoot and Lakota