History and Culture of the Ute People

The transcript discusses the Ute tribe's interactions with other tribes, highlighting both peaceful trade and conflicts. It explores the natural resources the Utes used for clothing and their long history in Colorado, emphasizing their claim to have always lived there. The Utes' homeland in the Rocky Mountains and their self-identification are also covered.

How did the Ute people interact with other tribes?

• They always traded peacefully.

• They never interacted with other tribes.

• They sometimes traded peacefully and sometimes attacked.

• They only attacked other tribes.

What did the Ute people sometimes do to the Pueblo villages?

• They ignored them.

• They attacked and took what they needed.

• They helped them build houses.

• They moved in with them.

What natural resources did the Ute people use for their clothing?

• Glass and ceramics

• Wood and stone

• Metal and plastic

• Animal hides and plants

How long have the Ute people lived in Colorado?

• Only recently

• Longer than any other group

• For a few centuries

• For a few decades

What do the Ute people call their home in the Rocky Mountains?

• The Hidden Mountains

• The Dark Mountains

• The Shining Mountains

• The Silent Mountains