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Page 1: Native American Regions Jeopardy VocabularyNative Americans & Their Lands Native American Regions 1 Native American Regions 2 EQs & Artifact Analysis 10

Native American Regions JeopardyVocabulary Native

Americans & Their Lands

Native American Regions 1

Native American

Regions 2

EQs &

Artifact Analysis

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Page 2: Native American Regions Jeopardy VocabularyNative Americans & Their Lands Native American Regions 1 Native American Regions 2 EQs & Artifact Analysis 10

What does the term nomadic mean?

Moving from place to place, typically following big game suchAs buffalo. To wander

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What are migration routes?

The paths followed by a group of people from one country to another.

Native American went from Siberia to North and South America

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These landforms are defined as small canyons.

Gorges

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A person who moves place to place.

migrant

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These landforms consist of high landwith a flat top and cliff-like sides.

Mesa

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Most scientists agree that the first Native Americans came to North

America from Siberia during the Ice Ageby crossing a land bridge.

True or False

True

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The Inuit used parts of animals for food, shelter, tents, and

even snow goggles.

True or False

True

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Agriculture can also mean farming.

True or False

True

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During the Ice Age native tribesfollowed ___________

as they migrated and adapted to variousenvironments.

Big Game

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Native Americans settledin all parts of what we call

Europe and South America.

True or False

False- Migrated from Siberia to North and South America

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The Native Americans of the Northwest Coast createdtotem poles, capes and fish traps from this type of tree.

Cedar

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The Iroquois, Mohawk, and Algonquianmade this region their home.

Eastern Woodlands

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Which Native American regionbuilt their homes underground?

Plateau

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Woven cotton dresses were valuable to this tribe

in this region.

Hopi, Southwest Region

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The native people that lived incliff dwellings were named this.

The Hopi

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Hopi and Apache lived in this region.

Southwest

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According to our textbook, the Great Plains tribes used buffalo for

these three items.

Buffalo-hide teepee, buffalo-hide blanket, and buffalo hide shield.

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Why did the Eastern Woodland peopleuse birch trees?

It was the natural resource available to them and it was plentiful

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This Southeastern tribe used deerskin leggings.

What was the purpose of these leggings?

The Seminoles used the leggings to protect Themselves from the sharp saw grass and mosquitoes

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Name another type of housing usedby Native Americans besides teepees.

Wigwam, long houses, chickees, pueblos, Under ground winter homes, igloos

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How did the geography and environmentof the Native Americans

Impact their lives?

Give a specific example with supportive details.

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What natural resources were used to create this artifact?

What region do you believe this artifact would be found?

What do you believe was this artifact’s use?

Deer hide shirt, clothingIn the Eastern woodlands or South East.

Buffalo hide shirt for clothing in the plains.

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What natural resources were used to create this artifact?

What region do you believe this artifact would be found?

What do you believe was this artifact’s use?

Clay,- dirt, stone and waterSouthwest, HopiStore water

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What natural resources were used to create this artifact?

What region do you believe this artifact would be found?

What do you believe was this artifact’s use?

Eastern WoodlandsBirch-Bark TreesA house (Wigwam

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What natural resources were used to create this artifact?

What region do you believe this artifact would be found?

What do you believe was this artifact’s use?

Grass Basket HatPlateauTo shade them from the sunOr to store things if needed,