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Each tribe had its own unique customs, languages and traditions that set them apart.

The Plateau region had a complex social structure that even had a hierarchical system but the great basin region was more egalitarian so everyone was treated equally.

The tribes in the Great Basin and Plains were more nomadic then Plateau and northwest coast tribes had more of a settled community.

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Each native tribe had there own unique cultures.

Most tribes survived the same way by doing similar stuff like hunting, gathering, fishing, farming and more.

Many tribes had many spiritual beliefs and practices that connected with nature.

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The southwest region is known for its diverse and breathtaking landscapes, including deserts, canyon, mesas, and mountains.

native american tribes have a strong presence in the southwest, with rich cultural traditions, art , and architecture, such as the adobe dwellings of pueblo people.

the southwest is home to several national parks, including the Grand Canyon, Zion national park, and bryce canyon national park, attracting millions of visitors each year.

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The people that lived in the great basin they were hunter and gatherers that's how they got there food there was no farming.

They didn't really wear clothes they would either wear no clothes or breechcloths and bark aprons.

they were nomads so they would move houses very often so they had easy house to take down there called wickiups there some pole frames covered and reeds of other type of plants.

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The Lakota tribe would do a sun dance ceremony.

The tribes had a nomadic lifestyle they would follow the herds of bison.

hunting and gathering were essential for survival and they also had a deep connection with nature.

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They would wear very little clothing they lived in earth covered pithouses

They are primarily fishers and salmon is there main food source.

Each tribe had their own unique ritual, ceremonies, and storytelling.

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They lived in permanent homes across the coast so they had access to a lot of water.

they made cedar plank houses and created totem poles that represented their ancestral stories and beliefs.

There tribes had a complex social structure.

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Life in the arctic was challenging they had to deal with the harsh weather.

they built sturdy dome shaped homes called igloos that protected them and kept them warm.

They crafted helpful tools and clothing from animal hides and bones.

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The tribes of the subarctic adapted to the cold and snowy climate by hunting, fishing and gathering.

they built nice and strong cone shaped homes called wigwams or long houses.

the tribes had a deep connection to the land and used its resources for survival.

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Men in the north east would wear skin breech clothes or often trimmed feathers.

Women would wear a lot more clothes like skirts, jackets and robes.

Atlantic seaboard to the mississippi

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they had a population of 300,000 in the mid 16th century that's more than any other place at the time.

in the mid 16th century california was  inhabited by various native american tribes.

california experienced significant changes with the arrival of european explorers and the establishment of spanish missions.

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1.Aztecs - For their religion they would sacrifice people because they believe god needed blood. they were polytheistic means they believed more then one god.
2.Mayans -They would build temples to practise the religion. They also created one of the first accurate calendars and a writing system.
3.Incas -lived in the mountains, largest land area, used terraces and irrigation to grow crops; knotted string communication, organized empire, lots of roads to connect, ended by spanish invasion.