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| tall coned shaped houses made of buffalo hides stretched over wooden poles |
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| Carvings made on wooden poles that tell a tribes history and stories |
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| Easy to move homes that were a wooden frame covered with leaves and brush |
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| a mixture of straw, water, and clay baked into hard bricks |
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| In North America, groups of communities where people had the same customs and government |
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| Who built/lived in wigwams? |
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| What is adobe and how is it made |
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| It is dry clay and made with straw, water and clay |
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| Was it easy or difficult for people in the artic tribes to meet their food needs? How did they get their food? |
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| It was difficult because food was scarce. They traveled far to hunt for animals and fish. |
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| How did the tribes meet their basic needs? |
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| They used natural resources |
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| What tribe were the Inuit people part of and what was their land like? |
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| Artic tribes, the land was cold and frozen. |
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| What part of North America did the Iroquois live in and what type of houses they had? |
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| Northeast and they lived in longhouses |
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| They could be set up and taken down quickly |
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| What did Southwest tribe do to help grow their crops? |
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| What is the main source of food and material for the Midwest Tribes? |
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| What animals did the Inuit use for transportation? |
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| dogs, sleds and toboggans |
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| Every tribe had different names for what basic need? |
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