These aboveground houses made of adobe were built by the Anasazi

These underground ceremonial chambers were used for religious ceremonies by the Anasazi.

The Mississippian and the Hopewell are two examples of:

Geographic locations that influence societies are called:

The Inuit and Aleut were arctic tribes that lived in:

Both the Inuit and the Aleut depended on this animal for tasks such as hunting and pulling sleds.

This is a term that means ancestor or animal spirit

These feasts gave leaders a chance to show off their generosity and give away their belongings.

The Pueblo religion focused on 2 key areas of Pueblo life:

Groups that move from place to place hunting and foraging are called:

This region stretches from Canada to Texas and is bordered by the Mississippi Valley and the Rocky Mountains

Tribes in the Great Plains region built cone-shaped shelters called:

Native Americans used this animal for not only food, but also shields, clothing and coverings.

This means that people trace their ancestry through their mothers.

Many southeastern tribes used strings of beads for money. These were called:

The Iroguois lived in rectangular homes made from logs and bark. These were called:

Five Iroguois nations made an alliance called the Iroquois:

The Iroquois Confederation's primary responsibility was to:

The Iroquois created a government based on an oral constitution called the:

Many Native Americans believed in a spiritual connection to the:

In many Native American belief systems, this stood at the center of the earth.

True or False: Native Americans held similar views on land ownership with the Europeans.

True or False: Women played an essential role in many Native American tribves.

Older, respected women in the Iroquois community were called: