Hopi Indians of the Southwest

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Shelters Wickiups –wooden frame covered in a matting of branches, leaves, grass Wickiups –wooden frame covered in a matting of branches, leaves, grass.
Advertisements

The Pueblo American Indians of the Southwest
“The People of the Desert”
Native Americans Inuits-Arctic Kwakiutl-Northwest
Southwest Native Americans
Hopi By : Gabriel C..
Native Americans of America
The Desert Indians By Alex, Joe, Cole, and Daniel.
SS4H1 The student will describe how early Native American cultures developed in North America. a. Locate where Native Americans settled with emphasis.
NATIVE AMERICANS BY: Lauren Powers.
Native Americans SS4H1: The students will describe how early native American cultures developed in North America.
The Hopi Matthew Pantoja. where they live The Hopi live in the desert of Arizona and New Mexico. They are part of the Pueblo tribe. The land that they.
What Did The Hopi Tribe Eat? The Hopi men grew corn and other vegetables to eat. The men learned how to use the rain to water the corn. The women had.
Southwest Desert Indians By Mariah, Cole, Ana, Lauren, Mohammed, and Jordeyn.
Northeast Woodland Native Americans by Nicholas, Sarah, Niall, Bronson, and Emma.
Native American Tribes
Iroquois Native Americans
By Tashawn & Haley. The Cherokee Indians grew corn, beans, squash, and sunflowers. They also gathered nuts, berries, and fruit. They made soups and stews.
The Desert Southwest Indians
Native American Tribes Part III: The Hopi (Southwest Desert)
By : Anaya, Liam, and Sierra. Food Food was scarce in a dry climate like that so they had to learn how to plant with little water and hunt a lot more.
The Tribes of the West & Southwest. The Southwest Landforms Mesas Canyons Cliffs Mountains Desert Climate Intense summer heat Bitter winter cold Very.
Hopi “hope-ee“ “peaceful person” “civilized person”
HOPI BY:ISAIAHD 11/20/13. Since time immemorial the Hopi people have lived in Hopituskwa and have maintained our sacred covenant with Maasaw, the ancient.
The Hopi people of the Southwest Region Hopi means “good, peaceful, or wise.”
By Mrs. Buckhoff.  Location  The Pueblo Indians lived in the Southwest.  They lived in the deserts of Arizona and New Mexico.  Pueblo Indians are.
Hopi Let’s learn about their culture, clothing, food, home, beliefs, & lots more…
Inuit lived in Alaska, Canada, Greenland. The climate is cold in the upper states. The Inuit hunted seal, whale, and caribou. Their clothing is caribou.
The Hopi And Kwakiutl By:Vipisha.
NATIVE AMERICANS Created by Jessica Ivey. The Hopi are natives of Arizona, so they lived in the Southwest. Although the area is hot and dry, the Hopi.
Before there was this, this, or this… There was this, and this.
USI.3 Early North American Cultures
© Erin Kathryn Southwest Desert Present Day Arizona Hot and Dry Climate with very little rain.
 By: Elizabeth Lanham.  Ancestral Pueblo  Anasazi.
Hopi Jackson Morris, Chelsey Page, Jaselyn Gallion.
The Tribes of the West & Southwest 
Hopi Vincent Dorsey.
Native Americans Hopi SS 4H1: The students will describe how early native American cultures developed in North America
Pawnee Indians of the Great Plains
Plains PowerPoint & Notes © Erin Kathryn 2015.
The Pueblo American Indians of the Southwest
Southeast Region Cherokee
PUEBLO CULTURE AREA.
Unit 1 – Native Americans
Seminole Indians of the Southeast
Photos taken from (Library of Congress)
Religion Clothes Food Artifacts Shelter Region
Hopi Native Americans.
NATIVE AMERICAN Review Task Cards Set of 28 Kwakiutl - Pawnee
Avery, Mekatlyn, Yatziri, Judge, Preston
Seminole Indians of the Southeast
Nez Perce Indians of the Plateau
Hopi Let’s learn about their culture, clothing, food, home, beliefs, & lots more…
Mia, Lucas, Sean, and Henry
Hopi.
Pueblo.
Hopi Native Americans.
Native Americans for 4th
Welcome to the Museum of
Tribes of the Southwest Desert
Nez Perce Indians of the Plateau
Native Americans Northwest Coast California Great Basin Plateau
Pawnee Indians of the Great Plains
The Pueblo American Indians of the Southwest
By: LEONA ANDREW CALEIGH JEREMIAH
Hopi Indians of the Southwest
Pawnee Indians of the Great Plains
A Native American Cultural Group
Photos taken from (Library of Congress)
Inuit.
Presentation transcript:

Hopi Indians of the Southwest Pictures taken from Library of Congress

Climate & Region Southwest region Area that is now Arizona Desert climate was hot and dry Very little rain

What did you observe about the food, clothing, and shelter of the Hopi Indians? Where did they live? How did that impact the way in which they lived?

Food Corn, beans, squash, pumpkins Cotton and tobacco Hunted deer and other game Gathered nuts and berries Cornbread, baked beans, and soup

Clothing Cool clothing Men wore breechcloths and moccasins Women wore dresses made of cotton called mantas that usually covered one shoulder

Shelter Pueblos made form adobe Adobe bricks were made from baked mud, stones, and straw Flat roofs with openings for people to climb through Ladders to get in and out

Three Sister Plants – corn, squash, beans On your chart… Food Clothing Shelter Three Sister Plants – corn, squash, beans Cool clothing made out of cotton Adobe Pueblos