ID: Chp 2 Historical Influences on Housing

Identify the house pictured:

• Row House

• Log Cabin

• Tenement

• Apartments

Early Native American housing styles varied depending on which region of the United States they were located.

• True

• False

Homesteaders cut bricks from the earth in the construction of this home, keeping the roots up to make the house more secure and stable.

• Hogan

• Wigwam

• Log Cabin

• Sod House

This two story home can still be found in the United States with people living in one.

• Row House

• Log Cabin

• Sod House

• Tenement

Identify the house pictured:

• Wigwam

• Sod House

• Hogan

• Log Cabin

Wigwams were made of ______________________.

• mud and water

• sticks and mud

• tree saplings, birch bark and animal hides

• tree saplings and stones

The earliest forms of shelter were used because they __________________.

• had plenty of room.

• provided protection and safety

• used imported materials

• housed both animals and people

Hogans could be found in the states of the Great Plains region.

• True

• False

Wigwams were located in the ________________________.

• Southwest desert

• Eastern United States

• Great Plains

• Northeast Great Lakes region

Identify the house pictured:

• Row House

• Log Cabin

• Sod House

• Tenement