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Powerpoint Jeopardy CRIBS Beliefs and Customs How did YOU get here? Name that Region Special Information 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 50

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Page 1: Powerpoint Jeopardy CRIBSBeliefs and Customs How did YOU get here? Name that Region Special Information 10 20 30 40 50

Powerpoint JeopardyCRIBS Beliefs and

Customs

How did YOU get here?

Name that Region

Special Information

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Page 2: Powerpoint Jeopardy CRIBSBeliefs and Customs How did YOU get here? Name that Region Special Information 10 20 30 40 50

Tepees are most commonly made from

what resource.

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The people of the Eastern Woodlands

lived in this type of house. Named for its shape.

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These types of houses were build by using long planks of cedar

wood. They were build and used in this region.

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The plains tribes lived in lodges in villages, but when they went hunting for buffalo, they lived in

these types of houses.

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The people of this region lived in a hot and dry area. They lived in

houses that were made from adobe. These houses were called Pueblos

and looked a lot like apartment buildings.

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The Native Americans that lived in the Southwest had

very dry weather. Because of this, they used to perform

what.

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Traditionally the women in this region counseled the men and appointed

the male leaders.

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The people of this region honored the first salmon

caught from the river each year. They were always thankful to have food.

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Native Americans passed down beliefs and customs to

family and tribe members through these.

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The Southwestern Native Americans used Kachina

dolls for this purpose.

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These hairy mammals are thought to be what the first Americans

were hunting when they arrived in America.

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The first Americans came toAmerica from this country.

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The first Americans did not have set homes. They followed the mammoths for their survival,

much like the Plains tribes followed the buffalo. These

people are called what.

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The belief that the first Americans crossed a

Land bridge that people today call Beringia, may or may not

be true. Because it is not a fact, we call this a

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During the Ice Age, the oceansprobably became more shallow because a great amount of water

is locked up in these.

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Totem Poles

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Rain Dances

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Wampum

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Made pottery

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Travois

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Government land that is set aside for present day Native Americans to live on is called

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The tribes in this Northwest Region used cedar trees to make this kind of transportation on

the river

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The Southwest Region was very dry. Because of this,

the Hopi created a system of moving water to help their crops grow. This is knows

as what.

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Ancient medicine men were also know as this

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Which animal did the Navajo tribe use to make blankets?