Ch. 5 Test Compare Tribes

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Pacific Northwest

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(b) Southwest

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(c) Eastern Woodland

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(d) Great Plains

• Tribes and nations grew corn, beans, and squash, gathered plants, and fished, and hunted.

• Tribes and nations used irrigation to grow corn, beans, melons and squash, and raised sheep.

• Tribes and nations hunted for sea otters and seals, fished for salmon, and gathered from forests

• Tribes and nations grew corn, squash, beans, and pumpkins, farmed, fished, hunted, and gathered.

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Eastern Woodland

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(b) Great Plains

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(c) Pacific NW Coastal

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(d) Southwest

• cool and dry climate

• cool in the norht with high plateaus and canyons; hot, dry in the south

• mild climate with four changing seasons

• rainy, mild climate year-round

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Eastern Woodland

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(b) Great Plains

• utilized rivers and streams for transportation

• includes the Seneca Nation

• vast grasslands with few trees

• practiced nomadic lifestyles, following buffalo herds

• Shelters made of earth or mud; later used buffalo hides

• depended heavily on buffalo for food, clothing, and tools

• stretches from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mts.

• Lived in dense forests

• shelters from trees, bent wooden poles, bark, and other plant materials

• inclueded the Pawnee, Arapahos, and Cheyenne

• slightly west of the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean

Match each shelter with the correct name

• tepee

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• wigwam

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• pueblo

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Pacific Northwest culture

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(b) Southwest culture

• Kwakiutl

• plank houses

• Pueblo and Hopi

• many located in the ocastal region with vast areas of rainforest

• shelters made of stones, mud, and adobe clay

• stretches from southeast Alaska, down through Canada, Washington, and Oregon

• settled near cliffs and the sides of mountains

• sits between the Rocky Mountains and the Sierra Madre

Where did Native American tribes make fish traps from cedar bark?

• Eastern Woodland

• Great Plains

• Pacific Northwest

• Southwest

Eastern Woodland tribes lived in a permanent village in a shelter called a ______.

The Southwest natives lived in permanent villages that were close to what natural resource?

The Southwest tribes used ____ and cotton along with animal skins to make their clothes.

Label the correct geographic region on the map.

a

b

c

d

Great Plains

Southwest

Pacific Northwest

Eastern Woodlands