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Native American

Lodges and Teepees

Travois Blackfoot

Cheyenne

The Southwest Desert

Hot and Arid

Pueblo Indians were the Hopi and Zuna. They developed a village way of life, based on farming. “Pueblo” comes from the Spanish word meaning “village.” Other tribes in the region were not farmers. One of the tribes were the Apache who were hunters. Another one was the Navajo who raised sheep.

Housing

Why would they build their houses on mesas? Men governed the villages, but women owned all the property and passed it on to the daughters.

The Need for Rain

Oraibi, Arizona Founded in about 1050, it is probably the oldest town in the United States.

The Northwest Coast

Cedar trees Rich in game for hunting Fish and seals No need for crops

Potlatch Singing Dancing Eating Gifts

Totem Poles

Shamans