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Tribes in this region - Hopi, Pueblo, Hokokam, Anasazi

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non-nomadic community

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settled non-nomadic communities

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Lived in teepees due to this lifestyle

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Hunted and relied on the buffalo for food, decorations, tools, knives and clothing

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grew maize, sunflower, squash and beans

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Became far more powerful and prosperous when horses were introduced by the Europeans in the 17th century. Farming tribes moved towards hunting, were able to easily follow the buffalo.

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The main housing for the great plains natives were teepees

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The main housing for the great plains natives were teepees

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Lived in caves, under cliffs, and in multistoried buildings

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Farming tribes also hunted buffalo but lived permanently in earthen lodges (often along rivers) and grew the 3 sisters (squash, beans, maize), and traded with other tribes

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Hunting and gathering society

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Fishing was a major source of food

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built mounds

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most people in the great plains were either nomadic hunters or sedentary people who farmed and traded.

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Modern Day New Mexico and Arizona

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longhouses

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Majority farming with irrigation system

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The Cheyenne, Comanche, Plains Apache and others were the tribes in the region

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sedentary communites

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Agricultural/Maize Culture - Planting the 3 sisters - Beans, Corn and Squash. Oh, Potatoes were there too.

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Hokan, Uto-Aztecan, Tanoan, Keresan, Kiowa-Tanoan, Penutian, and Athabaskan.

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- Iroquois
- Huron
- Algonkin
- Nipissing
- Nuetal

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Isolated tribes due to mountain ranges

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Tribes in Mississippi: chickasaw, choctow

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Suffered from extreme drought after the arrival of the Europeans

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They made large totem poles in order to preserve the stories and myths of their community.

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All of the tribes spoke a language in the Algonkian language family.

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Mississippian peoples were organized into chiefdoms. This means they were lead by a cheif.

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Mississippian peoples were organized into chiefdoms. This means they were lead by a cheif.

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Conducted and participated in Tribal Warfare

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The apache tribe would gradually migrates south from Canada to Texas for the weather and their hunt for food

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Built the Cahokia Mounds site

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The most notable confederacy of the Iroquois was predominantly agricultural. The "Three Sisters" was a label from historians relating to the main crops they grew: beans, squash, and corn.

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Well-known tribes included the Tlingit, Haida, Tsimshian, Kwakiutl, Bella Coola, Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka), Coast Salish, and Chinook

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Due to the location the tribes were the Natives source of food came from; maize, squash, and, sunflower. They would grow and harvest these foods.

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Used to be a very big Ancient Pueblo settlement

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It's an archeological museum if you want to go visit

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abundant natural resources

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Hunted, fished, gathered wild foods, and practiced agriculture.

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In northern Wisconsin the natives depended on wild rice as a dietary staple. While Indians in areas without wild rice generally cultivated corn.