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Moving from one place to establish a home in a new place is called MIGRATION.

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The cultural region that extends from southern Oregon into Canada is called the NORTHWEST COAST.

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The land bridge that once connected Asia & North America is called BERINGIA.

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Inuit people in the cold subarctic region adapted their environment by creating GOGGLES for protection.

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From Siberia into the Americas, early Native Americans followed the migration of the WOOLY MAMMOTH.

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Native Americans of the Plateau region consumed a starchy root related to the lily plant called CAMAS.

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An area in which a group of people share a similar culture and language is called a CULTURAL REGION.

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All of the physical surroundings, including land, water, animals, plants, & culture, are what make up the ENVIRONMENT.

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Alaska and Hawaii are not part of the CONTIGUOUS United States.

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Useful materials found in nature, including water, vegetation, animals, & minerals, are called NATURAL RESOURCES.

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Because of the mountains trapping Pacific storms, the Northwest Coast gets more RAINFALL than any other cultural region.

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Southwest Natives planted fields of corn, beans, & squash on MESAS.

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Extending from Oregon to Baja is the cultural region called CALIFORNIA.

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People in the Southwest region lived in villages called PUEBLOS.

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California natives had access to more species of animals than any other region. The animal they relied on the most was the SHELLFISH.

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The region that covers parts of California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, & Utah is called the SOUTHWEST.

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Pocahontas belonged to a group of Native American people in the Eastern Woodlands, called the ALGONQUIANS.

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The people of the Plateau region relied heavily on SALMON.

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A group of people’s way of life, including beliefs, customs, food, dwellings, & clothing, are all part of their CULTURE.

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Native Americans of the Southwest made bricks out of sun-baked clay called ADOBE.

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Native Americans of the Great Basin wove flat baskets called SEED BEATERS.

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The Southeast region is known for its many towns & villages built around MOUNDS.

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The flat region known for its two mighty river systems, the Columbia & the Fraser Rivers, is called the PLATEAU.

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In the Eastern Woodlands, among members of the IROQUOIS people, women did much of the work.

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The region between the Sierra Nevada and Rocky Mountain ranges is called the GREAT BASIN.

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The cultural region named for its vast area of treeless grasslands is the GREAT PLAINS.

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The Eastern Woodlands are recognized as the region with the most TREES.

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Covering parts of Canada & New England is the region called the EASTERN WOODLANDS.

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The region containing many rivers & swamps is called the SOUTHEAST.

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Native Americans from the GREAT PLAINS relied heavily on BUFFALO.