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Native Americans

Carefully examine the transparency of the Canadian forest Carefully examine the transparency of the Canadian forest. Imagine you have suddenly been placed in this environment, and you must survive there for a year. In the space below, describe the shelter you would build, the clothing you would make to protect yourself from the elements, and the tools you would create to acquire food. Tell why you designed the items the way you did. Mention the natural resources you would use.

Development of Native American Culture

Migrated from Asia Encouraged by pursuit of big game hunting Traveled across the Bering Strait Migrated approximately 20,000—50,000 years ago

Migrated into 8 Geographic Regions Southwest Great Plains Eastern Woodlands Southeast California Northwest Coast Plateau Great Basin

Adapted to Environment Built shelter using materials from surroundings Managed freshwater resources responsibly Developed special tools for hunting and food production Produced clothing compatible with environment

Created unique Cultures Comanche Hopi Inuit Sioux Nez Perce Cherokee