American Indians

What region did the Americans Indians build shelters from ice and snow?

• Plains

• Southwest

• Northwest

• Arctic

The Americans Indians in the region made totem poles, lived in longhouses near the Pacific Ocean, and ate salmon and trout.

• Arctic

• Northwest

• Southwest

• Plains

How did the Indians in the Great Plains adapt to their environment when hunting?

• Used whale oil to waterproof their kayaks

• used sharp bones to cut through ice to catch fish

• built shelters in forest

• made teepees from animal skins so they could follow animal herds

How did the tribes in the Southwest region use raw materials in their environment?

• made waterproof kayaks from seal skins

• built permanent homes out of sun baked clay called adobe

• used trees from thick forests to carve canoes

• hunted by running animals off tall cliffs.

Which American Indians used trees from the Piedmont to make dugout canoes and hunted bear and deer in the Appalachian Mountains. Corn was their main crop.

• Arctic

• Southeast

• Northwest

• Plains

Which region were known for buffalos?

• Arctic

• Northwest

• Great Plains

• Southwest

Which number represents the location of the Southwest region?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Which number represents the location of the Arctic region?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Which number represents the location of the Plains region?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

True or False: Some American Indians used sun baked clay called Adobe to make homes.

• False

• True