Which American tribe lives on the northern coast of California?

Which Native American tribe originally lived in the southeastern United States (in the Appalachian Mountains)?

Which Native American tribe lives in the northeastern United States near Lake Ontario?

How were the Navajo able to farm in the desert?

____________________ means “the beliefs, ideas, and language of a group of people.”

To the Navajo, ______________ is sacred (holy).

The Navajo believe in spirits that teach them, who are called the ______________ ______________.

The Navajo believe that ______________ ______________ taught them to weave.

Navajo medicine men paint using ______________, which they believe helps cure illness.

The Yurok made use of the ____________________, the tallest trees in the world.

Like the Navajo, the Yurok thought that nature was sacred, and so when they changed the land, they did so with great care. What are 2 ways that they showed care for their environment?

If the Yurok found you starving and thirsty, they would not feed you or give you a drink.

The Yurok would often trade one item they had for another item that a neighboring tribe had. This kind of trading is called ______________.

The Yurok used ______________ shells for money, like we use dollar bills.

Today, the Yurok are the largest group of Native Americans in California.

What did Sequoyah do for the Cherokee people in the 1800s?

In the 1830s, the United States forced most Cherokee to leave their homes, and walk hundreds of miles to what is now the state of _________________.

In the 1830s, the United States forced most Cherokee to leave their homes, and walk hundreds of miles. This event is now referred to as ____________________.

What type of home did the Haudenosaunee live in?

6 to 10 families lived in each longhouse.

Who was the leader of the longhouse?

Who taught the Haudenosaunee to live in peace?

Who helped spread the Peacemaker’s message.

The Haudenosaunee nation would come together to discuss many things, in what was known as the Grand ____________________.

A waterway that people travel to buy, sell or exchange goods is called a ____________.

The first Europeans in North America were the Vikings.

Who came to North America in 1492, thinking he had arrived in Asia?

Christopher Columbus came to North America in _______.

________________________ was the first European to see California.

Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo was the first European to see California after he sailed north from Mexico in ________.

__________________________ sailed to what is now Canada from France.

Samuel de Champlain sailed to what is now Canada from France in ________.

Samuel de Champlain founded the city of ___________.

A community belonging to a distant country is called a _______________________.

The ____________________ were a group of settlers that arrived in Massachusetts from England in 1620.

A community built around a church is called a ___________________.

The American colonists wanted ___________________, or freedom, from Great Britain.

________________________ declared that “all men are created equal.”

A government in which the people govern themselves is a ______________________. Citizens get to choose their leaders.

The ________________________ tells the basic ideas and laws of our country.