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| made the decision in the Iroquois League |
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| use electricity as a type of forest resources |
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| The people of the Eastern Woodlands did NOT |
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| skins and furs for clothing |
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| In addition of meat, animals provided __________to the people of the Eastern Woodlands. |
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| they felt a connection to nature |
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| The Iroquois hunter would speak to and thank the deer they killed because_____ |
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| One of the customs of the Iroquois that is still practiced today is the ____ |
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| The Plains people lived by |
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| _____was important to the people of the Plains for meat, clothing, blankets, and utensils. |
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| One way that horses affected the lifestyle of the Cheyenne was by making ______ |
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| measured wealth in horses, not money |
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| The horses were so important to the Cheyenne that they _______ |
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| Great Plains state that is home to many Cheyenne |
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| The environment of the Southwest Desert cultural region was ______ |
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| The Hopi built their villages on the top of mesa for ______ |
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| Ceremony that honors the kachinas and asked for their help was the _______ |
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| the old & new ways of living |
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| The Hopi today can be described as blending _____ |
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| a party where the hosts give gifts to show their wealth & generosity |
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| A potlach can be described as_____ |
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| The shaman's main role in Kwakiuti socity is to ____ |
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| only Kwakiuti men could be shamans |
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| The following statement is NOT true about the shaman _____ |
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| A modern addition to the Kwakiuti culture is ______ |
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| The Iroquois League was formed by a group of five, then six, Native American tribes. Its purpose was peace and cooperation. Together, all the members made decisions that affected all the tribes. |
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| What was the Iroquois League and why was it formed? |
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| Because many families lived together, it was more economical to share cooking fires. It also was safer to contain the fires in one place. |
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| Why do you think each longhouse had a central area with shared cooking fires? |
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Similar: Both are types of shelters & use wood.
Different: A lodge is a permanent structure with earth-packed walls built over a hole. A tepee is a mobile structure with walls made of animal hides. |
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| How are lodges and tepees similar and different? |
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| Horses helped the Cheyenne change their way of life. They made it easier to hunt, travel, and defeat enemies in warfare. |
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| Why did the Cheyenne place such high values on horse? |
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| Their houses customs are similar, involved ladders because built several stories off the ground, built on high mesas, & looked like apartment building. They both used adobe style buildings |
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| What is the connection between the Pueblo Indian and Anasazi housing? |
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For the people
of the Northwest Coast cultural region, both the potlatch and the totem pole were a way to show wealth. |
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| How do the cultural purposes of a totem pole and a potlatch compare? |
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| The Kwakiuti used the resources they had available to from the forests to form their clothing |
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| Why did the Kwakiuti use animal hides and cedar bark to made clothing? |
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