Native American Review Jeopardy!

Northwest Coast & Arctic America’s Earliest People Eastern Woodlands Southwest Region Plains Region Northwest Coast & Arctic America’s Earliest People 100 pts 100 pts 100 pts 100 pts 100 pts 200 pts 200 pts 200 pts 200 pts 200 pts 300 pts 300 pts 300 pts 300 pts 300 pts 400 pts 400 pts 400 pts 400 pts 400 pts 500 pts 500 pts 500 pts 500 pts 500 pts

This region’s main types of homes were ____ & __

What are longhouses and wigwams?

To protect against ememies, these people built______.

What are palisades?

The main natural resource here was______.

What are trees?

The Eastern Woodland Tribes were mainly _____ and _____.

What are Iroquois and Algonquin?

This region’s water borders were _______ to _______.

What is Atlantic Ocean to Mississippi River?

The climate here is mostly_______.

What is the hot and arid?

Two landforms that are found here are_____ and _____.

What are mesas, canyons, plateaus, mountains, etc.?

This is what the Pueblo Indians farmed.

What are corn, beans and squash?

This was one of this region’s type of homes.

What is a pueblo?

These were the Pueblo Indians’ two main jobs.

What are farming and hunting?

This was this region’s type of home.

What is a tepee?

This region’s main source of food was ___________.

What is buffalo (bison)?

Plains Indians used buffalo to make these three things: ____, ____, and ___.

What are spoons, cups, clothing, shelter, shields, drums, tools, etc.?

These Indians used dogs to make ____.

What is a travois?

Plains Indians used sod to make the roofs of their ______.

What are lodges?

This was this region’s type of home.

What is an igloo?

This region held celebrations that lasted for days with dancing, speeches, and gift giving called_______.

What are potlaches?

This region’s main source of food was ______.

What is fish?

This region’s natives carved these to tell stories and welcome others to their villages.

What are totem poles?

This region’s Indians wore clothing from animal hides or _____ .

What is the bark of trees?

These people killed animals to eat and collected berries and plants as well.

Who were the hunter-gatherers?

This was what the earliest people crossed to get to North America from Asia.

What is Beringia (or the land bridge)?

This allowed nomads to stay in one place and build civilizations.

What is agriculture (farming)?

Scientists examine these to create theories about early people.

What are artifacts?

This group was responsible for creating writing and reading.

Who were the Olmec?