Native American Cultures

The Anasazi lived in an area where 4 present-day Southwest states meet. This area is called the:

• Four States region
• Four Corners region
• Four Borders region
• Four Counties region

These aboveground houses made of adobe were built by the Anasazi

• Kivas
• Mounds
• Pueblos
• Teepees

These underground ceremonial chambers were used for religious ceremonies by the Anasazi.

• Kivas
• Mounds
• Pueblos
• Teepees

The Mississippian and the Hopewell are two examples of:

• Arctic tribes
• Iroquois Tribes
• Mount-building cultures
• Southwest Tribes

Geographic locations that influence societies are called:

• Geopoints
• Culture Areas
• Lokals
• Geo Areas

The Inuit and Aleut were arctic tribes that lived in:

• Teepees
• Pueblos
• Kivas
• Igloos

Both the Inuit and the Aleut depended on this animal for tasks such as hunting and pulling sleds.

• Reindeer
• Santa's helpers
• Bison
• Dogs

This is a term that means ancestor or animal spirit

• Wigwam
• Powow
• Totem
• Potlatch

These feasts gave leaders a chance to show off their generosity and give away their belongings.

• Gala
• Potluck
• Potlatch
• Potsticker

The Pueblo religion focused on 2 key areas of Pueblo life:

• Rain and Maize
• Rain and Sun
• Sun and Moon
• Moon and Stars