The American Indians.

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The American Indians

Inuit Geographic Region: Present day Alaska and northern Canada Housing: Igloo Clothing: Fur/hides Food: Fished and hunted

Inuit

Kwakiutl Geographic Region: Northwestern Coast Housing: Wooded plank houses Clothing: Made of plants Food: Fished

Kwakiutl

Lakota (Sioux) Geographic Region: Great Plains Housing: Animal skins and wooded poles Clothing: Fur/hide Food: Hunted

Lakota (Sioux)

Pueblo Geographic Region: Southwest in present day New Mexico and Arizona Housing: Adobe Clothing: Cotton Food: Farmed

Pueblo

Iroquois Geographic Region: North east North America, Eastern Woodland Housing: Long houses Clothing: Fur/hides Food: Farmed/hunted/fished

Iroquois

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