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Mound Builders

built for burial sites and foundation for public buildings

Anasazi

Lived in the South West, built large cliff dwellings, Skilled in making things for trade.


Mysteriously vanished in 1300

Hohokam

300 B.C.- 1450 highly skilled farmers, Present Day Arizona, traded for seashells to make jewlery

Culture

ways of life

Basic Needs

Included food, clothing and shelter; were met by hunting, farming and collecting.

Shared Beliefs

Native Americans believed that there were spirits in nature, and believed that they were present in their everyday lives. told stories to pass down these beliefs.

Far North

An Artic area, people survived on fish, shellfish and birds hunted marine mammals. In the summer, they hunted caribou, moose, bear and small game

Kayak

small boat made from skins.

North West

Sothern Alaska to North California. Lots of food in this area allowed tribes to live in permanent settlements, even though they were not farmers. potlatch was involved in societies here.

Potlatch

a ceremony at which hosts showered their guestswith gifts.