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The Hopis people made their villages on top of mesas, and would grow their crops at the bottom of the mesas. They would water their crops from underground springs, and they would stay prepared for the times of droughts. The Hopis would also store their surplus food in jars for when food was less plentiful.

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The Hopis were horticulturalists, hunter and gatherers, and their major crop was maize. The Hopis were good trades men, and they were well know for the textiles that the men would weve out of the cotton that they grew. The Hopi has had many small businesses, and the one today is commercial cattle ranching that had begun in the 1920s. They also had pensions, and welfare which are major economic resources for those who lived on the reservations. Since the 1860’s tourism was a major source of income for a small percentage of the population.

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The Hopi Tribe has spoken Uto-Aztecan language in the Northeastern Arizona in the USA. The Hopi language is still being taught to children and about three quarters of the Hopi people still speak Hopi as native language.

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The Hopi tribe lives in an arid climate zone. The Hopi tribe is located in Arizona. They built their village on top of high, flat mesas. In the field below the mesas they grew corn, beans, squash, and cotton.

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The Hopi Tribe were very peaceful people who inhabit 14 villages, with 7,360 members in 1990. The Hopi Tribe were not molested further until 1629, when the first Spanish missionaries arrived, building missions in the villages of Awatovi, Orabi, and Shungopavi.

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The Hopi tribe speaks the language called Uto-Aztecan, and their religion is a very complex system that is developed of beliefs like believing in many gods and spirits, that includes Earth Mother, Sky Father, the Sun, the Moon, Kachinas which are the invisible spirits of life, and finally Masaw the world's guardian spirit.

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The Hopis clothing is mantas, breech cloth, kilts,leggings,sandals,and moccasins. The clothing was made out of cotton that they grew themselves. The women wore mantas which were black cotton blankets wrapped around, and fastened together on their shoulder, and tied with a sash at their waist. While the men wore breech cloths or kilts.

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The food that the Hopi tribe ate was meat obtained by the male hunters, who hunted dears and turkeys. As farmers the Hopi Tribe produce crops of corn, beans, sunflower seeds, squash, and melons. The crops and meat were supplemented by nuts, berries, and fruits.

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The Hopi tribal council has the power and authority to speak, and represent for the Hopi tribe in all matters of r the ware fair of the tribe. Today’s current council has 22 representatives from the villages of Upper Moenkopi, Bacavi, Kykotsmovi, Sipaulovi, First Mesa Consolidated Villages, and Mishongnovi. Representatives to the council are selected by the community election, an appointment from the village Kikmongwi, or leader. Those who are chose only serves a two-year term. The Hopi Tribal Government is a non commercial government where all the powers are in the Tribal Council. There are executive and judicial branches, but their powers are limited under the Hopi Constitution.

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Here is all the links to the information that I got on the Hopi Tribe.

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Here is all the links to the information that I got on the Hopi Tribe.

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http://www.hopi-nsn.gov/tribal-government/

http://www.everyculture.com/North-America/Hopi-Economy.html

http://www.omniglot.com/writing/hopi.htm

http://www.encyclopedia.com/history/united-states-and-canada/north-american-indigenous-peoples/hopi

http://www.watertown.k12.ma.us/cunniff/americanhistorycentral/02indiansofnorthamerica/The_Hopis.html

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The Hopis people lived in adobe houses, which are multi-story house complexes mode of clay and straw baked into hard bricks, and stone. Each adobe was home to one family, just like modern apartments. The Hopis would use ladders to reach the upstairs apartments.

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The hopis believed in three gods, which are the gods of the sun, rain, and earth. The Kachinas were believed to be spirits that would visit the world of the living people once a year. The Hopis also believed that the Kachina spirits would enter the bodies of the Kachina Dancers, which were Hopi men that painted themselves and wore costume and mask to look like the Kachinas. The Hopis built round underground rooms called Kivas. This is where the Hopis me held secret religious ceremonies. They also met there to discuss community problems and to make laws. The women were not allowed into the Kivas at all.