What was the name of the land bridge? ​ (a)  

Stories about the Native American origins or beginning are called ​ (a)  

The ​ (a)   civilization was one of the earliest in the Americas.

The Maya's writing system was based on ​ (a)  

The Maya built more than ​ (a)   stone cities.

Together the Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, and the Seneca are known as the Iroquois, or the ​ (a)  

The Iroquois called the three main crops ​ (a)   they grew the because all three were planted in the same field.

​ (a)   are beads cut from seashells to make beaded designs that showed important decisions, events, or stories.

A type of shelter made by the Algonquian that was round and bark-covered were called ​ (a)  

The Algonquian made clothing mostly from ​ (a)   , which kept them warm during the cold winters.

Navajo ceremonies were led by religious leaders and healers called ​ (a)  

During the winter, some Inuit lived in homes made of ice called ​ (a)  

The best known traders among the Northwest Coast Indians were the ​ (a)  

​ (a)   were tall posts which showed one or more characters that were used to tell a story or to welcome visitors or traders.

Kwakiutl captured only whales that had become ​ (a)   on the shore.

The people of the Northwest Coast met their needs by ​ (a)   and ​ (b)   and by gathering plants and nuts.

The hooves of the buffalo were used to make ​ (a)  

Central Plains people lived in villages made up of large round earthen houses called ​ (a)  

Because wood was scare, woman burned dried buffalo droppings, called ​ (a)  

Even in the dry environment, Pueblo people were able to grow their ​ (a)   food, and found ways to collect and store ​ (b)   of food.

Pueblo and Navajo tribes depended on ​ (a)   for resources not found nearby.

A ​ (a)   was made of two poles tied together at one end and then fastened to a harness on a dog.