Lesson 3 Native Americans

An object such as a tool or clothing made by a group of humans

• artifact

• culture

• mesa

• gorge

A flat-topped hill with step sides

• artifact

• culture

• mesa

• gorge

A narrow deep valley with steep sides

• artifact

• culture

• mesa

• gorge

Way of living of a group of people

• artifact

• culture

• mesa

• gorge

Moving from place to place often with changes of seasons to follow sources of food.

• Pueblo

• Wigwams

• Nomadic

• Gorge

Made from birch bark, trees, and mats

• Pueblo

• Wigwams

• Nomadic

• Gorge

An apartment building made of snow or adobe.

• Pueblo

• Wigwams

• Nomadic

• Gorge

Select all that apply: How did natural resources affect the cultures of Native Americans.

• Type of clothes they work

• What they ate

• Types of shelters built

• Where they vacationed

Why did Seminoles wear deer-hide leggings?

• To be fashionable and match their jewelry

• They protected them from hot weather

• They protected them from sharp grass and mosquitoes.

• They were waterproof.

A birch bark canoe was made by the Algonquins because...

• To be fashionable and match their jewelry.

• They protected them from hot weather.

• They protected them from sharp grass and mosquitoes.

• They were light and could be carried from stream to stream.