Ohlone Village Life

What were some activities engaged in by the Ohlone people?

• Hunting and fishing

• Building houses and structures

• Trading with other tribes

• Gathering food and crafts

In the Ohlone Village Life, each family had their own house in a ______ pattern.

What was a notable feature of the Ohlone people?

• They had a well-structured social system

• They were skilled hunters and gatherers

• They lived in large villages

• They had a complex religious belief system

What was the nature of the Ohlone people's connection?

• They had a spiritual connection with animals.

• They had a strong bond with the environment.

• They had a close relationship with the weather.

• They had a deep understanding of plant life.

What were the beliefs of the Ohlone people?

• The Ohlone people believed in individualism and competition.

• The Ohlone people believed in isolation and self-sufficiency.

• The Ohlone people believed in sharing and cooperation.

• The Ohlone people believed in hierarchy and dominance.

What was an important part of Ohlone village life?

• Hunting and gathering
• Individual huts
• Nomadic lifestyle
• Communal roundhouse

The Ohlone people valued their traditions and passed down their ________.