American Indians Matching

One of the tribes that lived in the Desert Southwest region were the

​ (a)  

• Iroquois
• Kwakiutl, Makah, Chinook
• Algonquian
• Pueblo (Hopi, Zuni)
• Pawnee, Cheyenne, Sioux
• Inuit
• Aleut

One of the tribes that lived in the Desert Southwest region were the

​ (a)  

• Iroquois
• Kwakiutl, Makah, Chinook
• Algonquian
• Navajo
• Pawnee, Cheyenne, Sioux
• Inuit
• Aleut

The Pueblo (Hopi, Zuni)

Groups:

(a) Homes

,

(b) Food

,

(c) known for

,

(d) This does not belong to the Pueblo

• longhouse

• pueblos on mesas or homes in the sides of canyons

• believing in the power of medicine people as healers and also created sand paintings

• Salmon, and also hunted and gathered

• longhouses surrounded by palisades

• using fire to quickly burn out canoes from tree trunks

• houses with whalebone beams and sod walls

• using kayaks constructed from skins and wood or bones for transportation

• igloos or tents

• seals

• three sisters

• Finding water in underground springs and transporting it via irrigation

• hogans

• telling stories through the totem pole in which they carve animals and spirits

• fish

• created the travois which is attached to a dog's narness and used to carry goods

The Navajo

Groups:

(a) Homes

,

(b) Food

,

(c) known for

,

(d) This does not belong to the Navajo

• hogans

• igloos or tents

• longhouses surrounded by palisades

• longhouse

• using kayaks constructed from skins and wood or bones for transportation

• using fire to quickly burn out canoes from tree trunks

• believing in the power of medicine people as healers and also created sand paintings

• seals

• three sisters

• houses with whalebone beams and sod walls

• Salmon, and also hunted and gathered

• fish

• telling stories through the totem pole in which they carve animals and spirits

• created the travois which is attached to a dog's narness and used to carry goods

• pueblos on mesas or homes in the sides of canyons

The ​ (a)   lived in the Pacific Northwest.

• Kwakiutl, Makah and Chinook
• Aleut
• Iroquois
• Inuit
• Navajo
• Algonquian
• Pueblo (Hopi, Zuni)
• Pawnee, Cheyenne, Sioux

The Pacific Northwest

Groups:

(a) Homes

,

(b) Food

,

(c) known for

,

(d) This does not belong to the Pacific NW

• using fire to quickly burn out canoes from tree trunks

• using kayaks constructed from skins and wood or bones for transportation

• three sisters

• Salmon, and also hunted and gathered

• seals

• fish

• longhouse

• believing in the power of medicine people as healers and also created sand paintings

• telling stories through the totem pole in which they carve animals and spirits

• created the travois which is attached to a dog's narness and used to carry goods

• pueblos on mesas or homes in the sides of canyons

• hogans

• houses with whalebone beams and sod walls

• longhouses surrounded by palisades

• igloos or tents

The ​ (a)   lived in the Great Plains.

• Kwakiutl, Makah and Chinook
• Aleut
• Iroquois
• Inuit
• Navajo
• Algonquian
• Pueblo (Hopi, Zuni)
• Pawnee, Cheyenne, Sioux

The Great Plains

Groups:

(a) Homes

,

(b) Food

,

(c) known for

,

(d) This does not belong to the Great Plains

• three sisters

• longhouse

• believing in the power of medicine people as healers and also created sand paintings

• telling stories through the totem pole in which they carve animals and spirits

• Salmon, and also hunted and gathered

• pueblos on mesas or homes in the sides of canyons

• seals

• hogans

• Tepees or Lodges

• using kayaks constructed from skins and wood or bones for transportation

• using fire to quickly burn out canoes from tree trunks

• igloos or tents

• fish

• buffalo, also farmed

• houses with whalebone beams and sod walls

• longhouses surrounded by palisades

• created the travois which is attached to a dog's narness and used to carry goods

One of the tribes that lived in the Eastern Woodlands region were the

​ (a)   ​ ​

• Iroquois
• Kwakiutl, Makah, Chinook
• Algonquian
• Pawnee, Cheyenne, Sioux
• Inuit
• Aleut

One of the tribes that lived in the Eastern Woodlands region were the

​ (a)   ​ ​

• Kwakiutl, Makah, Chinook
• Algonquian
• Pawnee, Cheyenne, Sioux
• Inuit
• Aleut