Unit 1 / Lesson 2 And 3

Front 1

totem pole

Back 1

Carved logs made by Pacific Northwest groups that are painted with symbols.

Front 2

potlatch

Back 2

Special feasts at when guests not the hosts receive gifts.

Front 3

migrate

Back 3

to move. (example: Navajo moved to northern New Mexico by the late 1200s.

Front 4

hogans

Back 4

single family dome shaped homes made with log or stick frames covered with mud or sod.

Front 5

Cahuilla and Paiute

Back 5

Used desert plants (roots and cactus berries) for food. Grew crops using irrigation and also used lakes to water fields of maize, squash, beans and melons.

Front 6

Intuit

Back 6

Lived in Alaska and found ways to live in the bitterly cold Arctic. Kept warm by building pit houses made of stone and covered with earth. Hunted walruses, seals, fish and whales. Used animal skins for clothing and turned animals bones into tools and weapons.

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Tlingit

Back 7

Settled in the Pacific Northwest and got most of their food and goods from the sea.

Front 8

Why did the Tlingit travel by canoe?

Back 8

To trade their surplus / extra goods with other groups along the coast. This trade system made the Tlingit wealthy.

Front 9

What did the North Pacific Current do?

Back 9

It kept the weather mild and wet for the Tlingit. These weather conditions made it easy to get food and wood.

Front 10

What did the Tlingit do with their fee time?

Back 10

Become skilled craftworkers. They made sturdy baskets, weaved colorful blankets and built large wooden plank houses.

Front 11

Pueblos

Back 11

Used a method of dry farming to farm in the desert.

Front 12

Dry Farming

Back 12

Uses tiny dams and canals to direct water to beans, squash and cotton crops.

Front 13

What were the Pueblos homes called and made out of?

Back 13

Pueblos. Adobe. They protected the Pueblos from extreme heat and cold and looked like apartment buildings.

Front 14

The Pueblo are known for the _________________ and _____________ jewelry.

Back 14

Silver and Turquoise

Front 15

Hopi and Zuni

Back 15

Pueblo groups

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Navajo

Back 16

Hunter-gatherers in parts of the present day Alaska and Canada.The largest non-Pueblo people in the Southwest.

Front 17

Four Corners

Back 17

Where the states of Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico meet.

Front 18

hozho

Back 18

Navajo belief in a balance to Earth. The term means "walking in beauty".