What did the Eastern Woodlands tribes use for clothes?

When they were hunting, what were the small shelters that the Northeast Woodland tribes built?

The land in the southeast was rich in plants that were made into ___.

The Creek tribe built large earthen mounds as ____.

What are the tall, cone-shaped houses made of bison hides stretched over wooden poles called?

Carvings made on wooden poles that tell a tribe's history and stories are called a ____.

To help crops grow, what did the Southwest tribes do?

What was the main source of food and materials for the Midwest tribes?

What did Western tribes wear in colder seasons?

What are government groups of people related to each other by families called?

In trading, what were rivers and waterways used as?

A petroglyph is a ___ carved into rock.

Tribes in the United States today consider petroglyphs ____.

What name do many tribes use to describe Earth?

How did Native farmers use wild plants and herbs?

This was the main mode of transportation for the many American Indian tribes in North America.

Ceremonies and celebrations were often held to honor ____.

To meet their needs, tribes would use the resources from ____.

To provide safety, justice, and welfare, every community, past and present, has a form of ____.