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Social Studies
Unit 2-Part One
Native Americans
Kwakiutl
Location- Northwest region
Shelter-Built large homes
(plankhouses) from cedar sticks
and bark.
Food- Salmon, shellfish,
clams, deer
Clothing- used tree bark to
make clothing as well as skins
from deer, etc.
Known for their totem poles
Kwakiutl Totem Poles
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Kwakiutl U.S. map location
Nez Perce
Location- Plateau Region
Shelter-rounded homes
(earthmounds) made from
sticks and plants
Food- salmon, various fish,
plants and berries
Clothing- animal skins
Nez Perce
Nez Perce U.S. map location
Hopi
Location- Southwest
Shelter- Built large “pueblo”
homes with many rooms made
from adobe bricks (clay, stone,
straw)
Food- farmers- Grew beans,
squash, and maize (corn )
Clothing- breech cloths
Were the first in the world to fire
clay pottery
Hopi
Hopi
Hopi U.S. map location
Pawnee
Location- Plains Region
Shelter- teepees (needed
for quick travel)
Food- Hunted buffalo, Grew
corn, squash, and beans
Clothing-buffalo skins
Pawnee
Pawnee U.S. map location
Seminole
Location- Southeast Region
Shelter- chikees (built of
wood and straw and has no
walls)
Food- Alligator, turkey,
deer, corn, beans, squash
Clothing- deer skins
Seminole village
Seminole U.S. map location
Inuit
Location- Arctic Region
Shelter- igloo homes made
of ice and snow
Food- Fatty meats (caribou,
seals, walruses)
Clothing- Thick clothing
(made of skins with thick fur
and blubber)
Inuit Children
Inuit US. Map location
Questions for review:
What tribe was known for their pottery?
Why would the Inuit not eat corn, beans and
squash?
What tribe ate alligator?
What were the Hopi Tribe’s homes made out of
and why?
Why did the Pawnee need to live in homes that
were made for such quick travel?
Why would the Inuit tribe eat such fatty foods?
Which tribe used cedar bark to make their
clothing?