1. NATIVE AMERICANS
BY:
Lauren Powers

2. Geographical Location:
Seminole Indians
Geographical Location:
Southeast

3. Seminole Indians
Environment:
Subtropical

4. Mullet, Alligator, Rabbit, Turtles,
Seminole Indians
FOOD:
Mullet, Alligator, Rabbit, Turtles,
Wild Turkey, and Deer
Squash, Corn, and Beans

5. Seminole Indians Shelter: Clothing: Chickee Men’s Women’s
Wraparound skirts are made from Palmetto plants.
Breechcloth is made from deerskin, cloth, or animal fur
Both wore moccasins that are made from animal skins.

6. Geographical Location:
Pawnee Indians
Geographical Location:
Plains

7. Pawnee Indians
Environment: flat grasslands, valleys, streams, hills, & few trees

8. Pawnee Indians
FOOD:
Beans
Corn
Buffalo
Squash

9. Pawnee Indians Shelter: Clothing: Teepee Earth Lodge Men Women
Breechcloth and leggings from animal skin like deerskin.
Earth Lodge
Deerskin skirts and poncho blouses.
They all wore Moccasins.

10. Geographical Location:
Hopi Indians
Geographical Location:
Southwest

11. Environment: rocky and dry
Hopi Indians
Environment: rocky and dry

12. Corn, squash, beans, nuts, turkey, small game, & fruits
Hopi Indians
FOOD:
Corn, squash, beans, nuts, turkey, small game, & fruits

13. Hopi Indians Clothing: Shelter: Pueblo Men Women
Breechcloth or short kilts (man skirts)
Short dresses called Mantas.
They wore moccasins made of deerskin.
Pueblo

14. Geographical Location:
Nez Perce Indians
Geographical Location:
Plateau

15. Nez Perce Indians
Environment: Mountainous & streams

16. FOOD: Nez Perce Indians Salmon Fish Elk Antelope
Berries, Deer, Moose, & Bear

17. Breechcloth and Leggings They all wore moccasins.
Nez Perce Indians
Shelter:
Clothing:
Men Women
Long deerskin dresses
Breechcloth and Leggings
Longhouse
They all wore moccasins.

18. Geographical Location:
Kwakiutl Indians
Geographical Location:
Northwest

19. Kwakiutl Indians
Environment: Coast and forest

20. Kwakiutl Indians
FOOD:
Salmon Deer Whales
Small Game
Elk Sea Otter

21. Kwakiutl Indians Shelter: Clothing: Plank House Men Both Women
Cedar bark skirts
Breechcloth
In winter they wore cedar bark cloaks and tunics.
Plank House
They all wore moccasins.

22. Inuit Indians
Geographical Location:
Arctic

23. Inuit Indians
Environment: Ice and very cold

24. Inuit Indians
FOOD:
Walrus
Whales
Seals
Caribou

25. Inuit Indians Shelter: Clothing: Igloo Both
The Inuit Indians had to dress warmly. They made their clothing from sealskin.
Igloo