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Most known tribes:

Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, and Choctaw

They lived in:

Wattle and Daub - House made from twigs and mud. The Wattle is woven twigs and branches to make vertical wooden stakes. And the Daub is made from clay or mud.

Known for:

Their bright clothing

Making blow darts with poison darts to protect themselves

The men would also trade with the other tribes

While the women took care of the children and made all the clothing

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Wattle and Daub Houses: How Native Americans Built Their Homes

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Most known tribes:

Iroquois and Shawnee

They lived in:

Wigwams - they were made from small trees that were bent and tied together to form a dome shape. They fit 1 family.

Long Houses - they were made from wood and bark and were long rectangular shaped. They fit multiple families

Both were located in the forest near rivers, lakes, or streams

Known for:

growing rice, hunting bears, and fishing

They also made Wampum Belts

Wampum Belt - belts made from white & purple shells

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Eastern Woodland Region Native Americans

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A teepee found in the Great Plains region.

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Most known tribes:

Sioux, Comanche, and Cheyenne

They lived in:

Teepees - made from Buffalo or Bison Skin and wooden poles

Easily portable & cone-shaped

Decorated with colorful paintings of animals and the hunt

Known for:

using the bison / buffalo for everything they did

for eating, clothing, and even shelter

They also used pictographs for telling stories.

Pictographs - a symbol representing a concept, object, place or activity

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Most known tribes:

Pueblo, Apache, and Navajo

They lived in:

Adobes - Made of clay and straw bricks that were cemented together

Each home was for 1 family

Many homes were connected to together to many families lived next to each other

Homes were perfect for warm and dry climates because these tribes did not move around a lot

Known for:

Making pottery from clay

making jewelry from sliver and turquoise

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They were known for creating the Totem Poles:

Totem Poles - a monumental pole that is a unique, hand-carved monument with symbols or figures

They were used to celebrate family history, spirituality, sacred or mythological beings, and important animals, people or events

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Native American Cultures - Facts, Regions & Tribes - HISTORY