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Far West
In modern day California and Neveda. Some Native Americans lived in pit houses; Others lived in cone-shaped houses covered with bark.
Southwest
Modern day Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Colorado. Everyone farmed even though some groups hunted.
Adobe
Sun-dried brick
Great Plains
Stretched between the Mississippi river and the Rocky mountains. Mainly lived by farming; Women planted corn, beans, and squash. Hunted buffalo for food as well.
Eastern Woodlands
Eastern United States, modern. Lived by hunting, fishing and foraging for nuts and berries. By A. D. 1000, the major key, for them, was farming.
Clan
Groups of families that were related to one another.
Sachem
Tribal Cheif
Southeast
The Cherokees and Creeks farmed and built houses on wooden frames coverted in straw mats.
Stinkard
At the bottom, commanders
Ceremonies
Potlatch, host showers guest with gifts
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