Arctic American Indians

The ___________ region lived in igloos made from ice and snow.

• Northeast
• Southwest
• Plains
• Arctic

Many of the American Indians of the Arctic were nomadic people. Why did they move from place to place?

• They were finding new areas to mine.

• They were looking for new land to farm.

• They were growing corn.

• They were following the whales to hunt.

What is one type of shelter the Arctic region American Indians used?

• Plank houses

• Pueblos

• Brick houses

• Igloos

These American Indians wore thick and warm clothing made from animal skins and furs. What region were they from?

• Arctic

• Plains

• Northeast

• Southwest

The American Indians living in the Arctic region are also referred to as the

• Kwakiutl

• Sioux

• Seminoles

• Inuits

The Arctic region climate has a lot of _____________.

• rain

• snow

• wind

• hot weather

The Arctic Indians winter homes were called __________.

• igloos

• long houses

• teepees

• houses

The Arctic American Indians often hunted whales and which other two types of animals?

• Buffalo and deer

• Rabbits and snakes

• Turkeys and buffalo

• Caribou and seals

The land in the Arctic

• was very flat and grassy, and did not have many trees.

• is dry and rocky because it is mostly a desert.

• is a very cold climate that is frozen most of the year.

Natives living in the Arctic

• did not wear very much clothing because of the hot climate.

• wore clothing made of buffalo, antelope, and deer skin.

• wore parkas and leggings made of polar bear fur.