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Global History & Geography What Various Culture Groups Existed in North America before the Arrival of Europeans? Global History & Geography 11th Grade Boys/Girls Br. Siraj / Friday, May 24, 2019

Peoples of North America Arctic and North West Region The Inuit [Eskimos] have inhabited the region. Lived by hunting and fishing Kwakiutl, Nootka and Haida Peoples lived along the pacific coast of Southern Alaska to Northern California. They collected shell fish and hunted whales and seals. Kwakiutl is especially known for Potlaches. ----- Meeting Notes (9/2/15 10:04) ----- @incr3d, hi jaris U.S. History & Geography Friday, May 24, 2019

Peoples of North America Eastern Woodlands: the Iroquois Lived in modern NY, PA and Southern Canada They had villages composed of longhouses Hunting and gathering were their main economic activities A total of five groups formed the league through a Great Peace – achieved through the efforts of Deganawida and Hiwatha. ----- Meeting Notes (9/2/15 10:04) ----- helllooooooooo JARIS, U.S. History & Geography Friday, May 24, 2019

Peoples of the Great Plains A Grand Council settled their disputes Women [clan mothers] elected the members of the council. Peoples of the Great Plains Hunted Buffaloes Grew corns, beans and squash Lived in tepees. ----- Meeting Notes (9/2/15 10:04) ----- @king_moody1// IG F4F U.S. History & Geography Friday, May 24, 2019

Peoples of the Southwest The area included New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Colorado. Anasazi People established a farming society. They used irrigation to grow crops in the desert. They lived in pueblos made of adobes. Pueblo Bonito and Mesa Verde were centers of their civilization. ----- Meeting Notes (9/2/15 10:04) ----- 9+10=19 Oh my god MIND BLOWN U.S. History & Geography Friday, May 24, 2019

People of California Kashaya Pomo, Yurok, Hupa and other native people populated California and adapted their lifestyle to its varying topography and climate. ----- Meeting Notes (9/2/15 10:04) ----- Sup Boiiiiiiii U.S. History & Geography Friday, May 24, 2019

Shared Cultural Patterns of Native Americans Trade Native American people interacted with one another and exchanged various goods over vast trade networks. The trade networks covered all of the continent using river routes and forest trails. U.S. History & Geography Friday, May 24, 2019

Shared Cultural Patterns of Native Americans Land Use Land was not privately claimed. It was considered source of life. Religious Belief Many had animistic beliefs They also believed in a supreme creator – the “Great Spirit” or “Great Mystery” or “The Uncreated Creator” U.S. History & Geography Friday, May 24, 2019

Shared Cultural Patterns of Native Americans Social Patterns Basic Unit of society was family – usually an extended one. Clan relationship was important. Kinship was very important Division of labor was based on gender, age, or social status. U.S. History & Geography Friday, May 24, 2019

Homework Questions 1, 3 and 4 on page 13 U.S. History & Geography Friday, May 24, 2019