Washington State History Chapter 2, Lesson 3

The Plateau people lived in a ___ climate.

What is a Teepee?

• to have high or special regard for a person

• a Native American festival with food, dancing, and contests

• tall plants that grow wild in wetlands; cattails

• a Native American home made of tall wooden poles and buffalo skins

What kind of winter house did the Plateau people make?

• Longhouse

• Teepee

• Wigwam

• Adobe House

What important native food did the people eat?

• salmon

• berries and nuts

• bison meat

• deer

What kinds of work did the children do?

• hunting

• games

• gather berries and nuts

• foot races

What is a Powwow?

• to have high or special regard for a person

• a Native American festival with food, dancing, and contests

• tall plants that grow wild in wetlands; cattails

• a Native American home made of tall wooden poles and buffalo skins

What did shamans do to help people?

• Went hunting for food.

• A spiritual leader who healed the sick.

• Was a teacher of the people.

• Horse trainers.

Draw one of the large animals hunted by the Indians of the Great Plains.

What is tule?

• to have high or special regard for a person

• a Native American festival with food, dancing, and contests

• tall plants that grow wild in wetlands; cattails

• a Native American home made of tall wooden poles and buffalo skins

What does respected mean?

• to have high or special regard for a person

• a Native American festival with food, dancing, and contests

• tall plants that grow wild in wetlands; cattails

• a Native American home made of tall wooden poles and buffalo skins