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Culture

Ways of life

Kayak

Small boats made from skins

Potlatch

A ceremony at which the hosts showered their guests with gifts

Mound Builders

Built mounds for burial sites and city buildings

Anasazi

Built large cliff dwellings, probably to defend against attacks by outsiders such as the Navajos or even the Aztecs

Hohokam

Dug irrigation canals in the deserts of present-day Arizona

Basic Needs

In many areas, women collected roots, wild seeds, nut, acorns, and berries. Men hunted for game and fished.

Shared Beliefs

Native Americans felt a close relationship to the natural world. They believed that spirits dwelled in nature and that these spirits were part of their daily lives.

Far North

The people of the Arctic lived in a vast and harsh land, some of it covered with ice all year long.

Northwest

Many Native Americans lived in the region of the Pacific Northwest, the land that stretches from southern Alaska to northern California.