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Native Americans
Pueblo
Lakota of the Plains
Powhatans
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Southwest
“Pueblo”
Location of Southwest
Picture Credit:
The Anasazi are
located in the desert
that is the
southwestern part of
the USA.
Today it is known as
the Four corners and
covers Colorado, New
Mexico, Utah, and
Arizona.
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Culture of the Pueblo
They used animals
skins for clothes.
Picture Credit:
http://www.nhusd.k12.ca.us/ALVE/NativeAmerhome.html/N
avajo.html/Navajo_etc.html/Navajo_Music.html#dances
How they lived?
They lived in adobe
buildings. Some used
cliffs made of sandstone
for their homes.
Their first floor had no
doors or windows in
order to keep thieves out.
They used a ladder to get
to the second floor of
their house.
Picture Credit:
Dry farming was used to
grow the 3 sisters (corn,
http://www.utep.edu/region19/mo
squash, and beans).
dules/natast05/html/natast11.htm
Southwest Religion
They believed in
Spirits in nature.
Kachina dances were
done to bring rain to
the crops.
They also had kivas, a
religious building
Picture Credit:
http://www.uwec.edu/Academic/curric/greidebe/Indigenous/St
udent.Web.Pages/Art.indigenous/web.kachina/pics-
Pueblo Art
The Southwest made
pots, cloths, and
baskets as well as
jewelry and dolls.
Picture Credit:
http://inkido.indiana.edu/w310work/romac/art.htm
Pueblo Clothing
Their clothing was
made from cotton but
they didn’t need much
since it was very hot
They did wear
moccasins.
Picture Credit:
http://www.germantown.k12.il.us/html/southwest.html
What happened to the Pueblo?
Many of the Pueblo
Native Americans
have moved on to
other places.
Some Native
Americans remain in
the surrounding areas.
Picture Credit:
http://www.utep.edu/region19/modules/natast05/html/natast11.htm
Plains
“Lakota”
Location of Plains
The Lakota Native
Americans lived in
the middle of the
USA on the plains
(flat land).
They especially lived
in the Dakota prairies.
Picture Credit:
www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/ notable/laura.htm
Culture of Lakota
They had coup sticks
for fighting other
Native American
tribes. If you could
touch an enemy with
a coup stick without
getting killed, that
was considered a
great honor.
Picture Credit: www.nativetribe.com/
How the Lakota lived?
They owned horses so
they hunted buffalo. The
dried meat they ate was
called jerky.
The 3 sisters (corn,
squash and beans) were
also grown.
Their houses consisted of
either lodges and hogans
or teepees when they
were hunting buffalo and
had to move often.
Picture Credit:
http://www.anthro.mankato.msus.edu/prehistory/settlements/regions/plains.html
Plains Religion
They had a spiritual guardian whom they
saw in visions.
Lakota Art
A calendar was kept
on buffalo hide. This
was called a Winter
Count.
Beads were also used
for decoration.
Picture Credit:
http://www.galileo.org/tips/can-count/winter-tr.html
Lakota Clothing
Buffalo hides
provided clothing for
this tribe.
Picture Credit:
http://www.mce.k12tn.net/indians/
reports4/plains.htm
What happened to the Lakota?
Many were killed by White European men.
Picture Credit: : www.whitko.k12.in.us/buildings/ wms/staff/home/
Eastern Woodland
(1300-1600 AD)
“Powhatan”
Eastern Woodland Location
These Native
Americans are located
on the Eastern Coast
of the USA which
includes Virginia.
Picture Credit:
http://www.germantown.k12.il.us/html/woodland2.html
Powhatan Culture
In many tribes, the
women had the power
of leadership.
The game la crosse
was invented by this
culture.
Picture Credit:
http://www.oneida-nation.net/lacrosse.html
How the Powhatan lived?
Longhouses and wigwams is what these tribes used
for housing.
Deer, rabbit, squirrel, moose, elk were hunted
while the 3 sisters (squash, beans, and corn) were
farmed.
Powhatan Longhouse!
Picture Credit: http://www.germantown.k12.il.us/html/woodland2.html
Eastern Woodland Religion
They had visions.
Most tribes believed
in a supernatural
being.
Picture Credit: http://www.germantown.k12.il.us/html/woodland2.html
Powhatan Art
Wampum belts were
used by the Iroquois
to tell stories and keep
history alive.
Beads were also used
for decoration.
Weaving was also
done by the women.
Picture Credit: www.cshore.com/waabanaki/ images/wampbelt5lg.jpg
Eastern Woodland Clothing
They used
animals skins for
clothing.
They wore shirts,
leggings, and
moccasins.
The children
wore nothing.
Picture Credit: www.cshore.com/waabanaki/ images/wampbelt5lg.jpg
What happened to the Powhatan
Native Americans?
Many of the USA
constitution ideas
derived from the
Iroquois Confederacy.
Most were killed off
by White men.
However, some still
live on reservations
today.
Picture Credit: www.cshore.com/waabanaki/ images/wampbelt5lg.jpg