1. the design and use of tools, ideas and methods to solve problems.
TECHNOLOGY

2. a round structure used for religious ceremonies
KIVA

3. a long building made of poles covered with sheets of bark
LONGHOUSE

4. a Spanish word that means village
PUEBLO

5. a special Tlingit feast at which guests, not hosts, receive gifts
POTLATCH

6. thin strips of dried meat
JERKY

7. a cone-shaped tent made of animal skins
TEEPEE

8. the settling of disputes by agreeing that each side will give up part of its demands
COMPROMISE

9. a type of clay found in the earth
ADOBE

10. a sled-like device used for carrying people and belongings
TRAVOIS

11. small, polished beads that were usually made of shells and strung or woven together
WAMPUM

12. a flat or gently rolling land covered mostly with grasses and wildflowers
PRAIRIE

13. a tall log carved with many designs
TOTEM POLE

14. dome-shaped dwellings with log frames that are covered with mud or sod
HOGAN

15. a special weapon used by the Lakota to touch an enemy without killing them
COUP STICK

16. a group of families that share the same ancestor
CLAN

17. the union of five separate Iroquois peoples for a common purpose of peace
IROQUOIS CONFEDERACY

18. a home made of logs covered with grasses, sticks and soil
LODGE

19. spirits that the Hopi believe bring rain, help crops grow, show people how to live and behave and bring peace and prosperity
KACHINAS