Native American Practice

1. ate many different types of food because they hunted animals and collected berries, mushrooms, and grasses.

• Hogan

• migration

• Hunters and gatherers

• Travois

Most mound builders settled along the _____________ River.

• Ohio

• Mississippi

• Maryland

• Hogan

Both the _______ and __________ planted maize, beans, and squash.

• Pueblo and Hohokam

• Pueblo and Iroquois

• Plains and Olmec

• Olmec and Pueblo

are known for their large stone head carvings.

• Olmec

• Pueblo

• Iroquois

• Plains

was used to guide water from rivers to crops and fields.

• Irrigation

• civilization

• Tlingit

• Potlacn

are carved logs that are painted with symbols.

• Teepees

• Lodges

• Totem poles

• travois

are homes made of logs covered with grasses, sticks, and soil.

• Lodges

• Teepees

• hogans

• Potlacn

person who studies tools, bones, and remains of ancient people.

• Pueblo

• Hohokam

• Potlacn

• archaeologist

is a group of people with shared systems of trade, art, religion, and science.

• archaeologist

• Inuit

• civilization

• Tlingit

 are thick sheets of slow-moving ice.

• Glaciers

• Tlingit

• Pueblo

• travois