7. Click to select pueblo plankhouse longhouse teepee wigwam wickiup chickee igloo log house hogan   Algonquian and Great Lake Tribes

8. Click to select pueblo plankhouse longhouse teepee wigwam wickiup chickee igloo log house hogan Iroquois

12. Click to select pueblo plankhouse longhouse teepee wigwam wickiup chickee igloo log house hogan    Apache

13. Click to select pueblo plankhouse longhouse teepee wigwam wickiup chickee igloo log house hogan Northwest

14. Click to select pueblo plankhouse longhouse teepee wigwam wickiup chickee igloo log house hogan Inuit

15. Click to select pueblo plankhouse longhouse teepee wigwam wickiup chickee igloo log house hogan Plains

Part 2 Art Work

Fill in the blanks.

16. The Navajo made paintings from Click to select Kachinas buffalo hides birchbark sand totem poles dream catchers drums weavings necklaces corn husks rattles war bonnets medicine bags whale bones to help cure the sick.

17. The Algonquian Indians made Click to select Kachinas buffalo hides birchbark sand totem poles dream catchers drums weavings necklaces corn husks rattles war bonnets medicine bags whale bones to help their children have good dreams.

18. The Seminole women wore many Click to select Kachinas buffalo hides birchbark sand totem poles dream catchers drums necklaces weavings corn husks rattles war bonnets medicine bags whale bones . She received a new one each birthday until she turned 40.

19. The Northwest Coastal Indians built tall Click to select Kachinas buffalo hides birchbark sand totem poles dream catchers drums weavings necklaces corn husks rattles war bonnets medicine bags whale bones and placed them in front of their homes.

20. The Pueblo Indians made dolls of their gods called Click to select Kachinas buffalo hides birchbark sand totem poles dream catchers drums weavings necklaces corn husks rattles war bonnets medicine bags whale bones and gave them to the children to play with so they would not be afraid.

21. The Inuit made carvings from Click to select Kachinas buffalo hides birchbark sand totem poles dream catchers drums weavings necklaces corn husks rattles war bonnets medicine bags whale bones .

22. The Plains Indians made just about everything from Click to select Kachinas buffalo hides birchbark sand totem poles dream catchers drums weavings necklaces corn husks rattles war bonnets medicine bags whale bones .

23. The Eastern Woodland Indians beaded Click to select Kachinas buffalo hides birchbark sand totem poles dream catchers drums weavings necklaces corn husks rattles war bonnets medicine bags whale bones and filled them with herbs for curing the sick.

24. The Northeast Indians made containers from Click to select Kachinas buffalo hides birchbark sand totem poles dream catchers drums weavings necklaces corn husks rattles war bonnets medicine bags whale bones .

25. The Plains Indians were the only group to wear Click to select Kachinas buffalo hides birchbark san totem poles dream catchers drums weavings necklaces corn husks rattles war bonnets medicine bags whale bones . The chief wore this when he went into battle.

26. Click to select Kachinas buffalo hides birchbark sand totem poles dream catchers drums weavings necklaces corn husks rattles war bonnets medicine bags whale bones were musical instruments made from turtle shells.

27. Click to select Kachinas buffalo hides birchbark sand totem poles dream catchers drums weavings necklaces corn husks rattles war bonnets medicine bags whale bones were another musical instrument. They were usually made from a hollow log.

28. The Iroquois made masks from Click to select Kachinas buffalo hides birchbark sand totem poles dream catchers drums weavings necklaces corn husks rattles war bonnets medicine bags whale bones .

Part 4 Clothing

Fill in the blanks with a Native American group. (Note some items below may have more than one answer. You need to name only one.)

Which Native American group wore clothes made from:

42. Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian buffalo hides

43. Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian plant fibers

44. Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian   cotton or wool

45. Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian

The Algonquian and this group made their clothes from elk or deer hides.

46. Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian

The Navajo and this group copied clothes of the Mexicans.

47. Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian wood fibers

48. Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian caribou or seal skins

49. Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian deer hides and woven plants

Part 5 Food

Name the group.

51. Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian ate otters, walruses, seals, and caribou.

52. The Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian ate salmon, whales, bear, caribou, deer, elk, and moose as well as roots and berries, gathered from the forests.

53. Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian were desert farmers. They grew alot of corn.

54. Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian ate buffalo.

55. Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian ate beans, squash, and corn which they named The Three Sisters. They also hunted for deer, bears, caribou, elk, moose, wild duck, geese, partridge,beavers, and other game.

56. Click to select Pueblo Seminole Plains Iroquois Northwest Coastal Apache Cherokee Navajo Inuit Algonquian were hunters and farmers. Much of their diet was wild rice.

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