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The Great Basin region of the U.S. consisted of Native Americans that relied mainly hunting and gathering.
The Natives would hunt various animals like rabbits, deer, and squirrels. While also gathering a variety of berries and seeds. They were a nomadic people as they followed animals and adjusted to the changing, harsh climate in the Great Basin.
Tribes like the Ute, Shoshone, and Bannock lived in this region for hundreds of years.

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The Southwestern portion of the U.S. was home to a number of Native Americans that relied heavily on agriculture.
Native Americans in this region used irrigation to grow crops like beans, squash, and corn. There was also hunting of small game like rattlesnakes and coyotes.
The Apache, Navajo, and Pueblo utilized irrigation techniques to thrive in the region despite the harsh climate.

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In the Southeast region, Native Americans were primarily farmers.
The climate of the region suited the cultivation of crops. Tomatoes and sweet potatoes are some of the crops that were grown in the region. There was a small group of Natives that also hunted deer and rabbits as well as gathered plants.
Tribes like the Creek, Choctaw, and Cherokee were able to prosper in this region.

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The Northwest region of the U.S. was very abundant in natural resources greatly benefiting the Native Americans who were hunter-gatherers and fishers.
Native Americans were able to fish salmon, sea otters, and seals as a main food source. There was also wide spread hunting of animals like moose and elk as well was the gathering of various plants.
The Tlingit, Chinook, and Haida were very successful in living in this region.

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The Native Americans located in the Great Plains region were mainly hunter-gatherers.
These Native Americans were very dependent on the herds of buffalo living on the Great Plains. This caused them to lead very nomadic lives as they followed the buffalo while also hunting antelope and rabbits and collecting what plants and berries there were.
The Blackfoot, Wichita, and Omaha are tribes that were able to flourish in this region.

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The Native Americans inhabiting the Northeastern portion of the U.S. were  hunter-gatherers, fishers, and farmers.
The Natives hunted small to medium game like rabbits and deer. In addition to this, they gathered a variety of plants, seeds, and berries in the region. There was also a good amount of farming in the region as corn and squash were often grown, but not as extensive as in other regions.
Tribes like the Mohawk, Iroquois, and Ottawa etc.. structured their way of life around these things.