
American Indians of Colorado
Authored by Amanda Balcerak
History
4th Grade
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1.
MATCH QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
jerky
dried meat
arroyo
a type of tent shaped like an upside down cone covered with animal hides which is easily moved
mano and metate
tendon which fastens the muscle to the bone in an animal
sinew
rocks used to grind or crush food
tipi
a dry gully
2.
MATCH QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
wickiup
symbols that were scratched into rocks
rock art
pictures painted or pecked into the rocks by the Indians
petroglyph
symbols that were painted on rocks
sign language
a lean-to type shelter used by the Ute Indians sometimes used a war lodges
pictograph
a way of talking by using hands and arms to make signs
3.
MATCH QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
travois
largest and oldest tribe living in CO when European explorers first came to CO; lived on the western slope of the Rockies
legends
Ute indians called themselves this; means "the people"
Eutaw or Yuta
two long poles tied together and pulled by a dog or horse. A skin was placed between the poles and things were carried on it.
Ute Indians
means "people of the mountains"
Nooch or Nunche
stories about people or animals ;often used to explain why things happened
4.
MATCH QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Bear Dance
game sometimes played by Ute women and used a curved stick & a ball
Shinny
musical instruments that sounds like bears growling
moraches
board used to carry Indian babies
cradleboard
Ute dance that symbolized the beginning of new life in spring
nomadic
to move around a lot in search of food
5.
MATCH QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Alappaaho
women who had made 30 or more pieces of clothing & were very good at doing quillwork could become mimbers of thies
Cheyenne
1st Indian tribe to move onto the eastern plains of CO; 1 of 3 tribes living in CO when European explorers 1st came
Tsistsistas
Indian tribe that lived in the Eastern plains of CO ; 1 of 3 tribes living in CO when European explorers 1st came
Robe Quillers Society
name the Cheyenne called themselves & means "the beautiful people"
Arapaho
Crow Indian word that means "people with many tattoos"
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