Native+Americans

Here is the website for pictures of homes and glossary terms in case you lost your paper. []

The following terms will be on your qtest.
 * Adobe || Adobe is a kind of natural clay that is sticky when wet but dries hard. ||
 * Ancestors || Ancestors are those people that lived long before. ||
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 * Ceremonies || A ceremony is a group of acts performed according to certain rules. ||
 * Clan || A clan is a group of relatives who share the same ancestor. ||
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 * Culture || Culture is a group's way of life that includes language, clothing, food and religion. ||
 * Customs || The way a group of people do things. ||
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 * Expedition || A trip made for a certain reason. ||
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 * Loincloth || A loincloth is two pieces of cloth or animal skin, front and back, tied at the waist. ||
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 * Nomadic || Nomadic describes a group of people that move often to find food. ||
 * Potlatch || A celebration feast held by people of the Northwest. ||
 * Pueblo || A group of southwestern buildings made of adobe bricks. ||
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 * Swamp || A swamp is an area of wet, soggy land that is sometimes covered in water. ||
 * Totem || An animal or object that is a symbol for a family in the Northwest. Several of them are carved on cedar poles. ||
 * Traditions || Handing down beliefs and customs from older people to younger people. ||
 * Treaties || Agreements between two groups of people . ||
 * Tribe || A group of people living together under a leader. ||
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 * Swamp || A swamp is an area of wet, soggy land that is sometimes covered in water. ||
 * Totem || An animal or object that is a symbol for a family in the Northwest. Several of them are carved on cedar poles. ||
 * Traditions || Handing down beliefs and customs from older people to younger people. ||
 * Treaties || Agreements between two groups of people . ||
 * Tribe || A group of people living together under a leader. ||
 * Tribe || A group of people living together under a leader. ||

For the quiz, please know the following:

Researchers believe there were between one and 30 million Natives, divided into tribes, in America when the Europeans arrived.

Woodland - Iroquois and Algonquin (language groups) 1772 the 6 Nations was formed (group of 6 tribes)

SouthEast - Cherokee, Chicksaw & Creek mound builders - temples and burial sites (some up to 10 stories high)

Great Plains - Lakota & Dakota buffalo hunters

Great Basin - Shoshone few people living in the Great Basin California had many tribes before Europeans arrived.

SouthWest - Navajo - largest tribe desert climate/terrain

NorthWest - Chinook plenty of food and, cedar wood for homes and canoes