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" They also made many useful things out of clay found in the ground. They would mold pots, jars, and pitchers. The clay would bake and harden in the sun. They used their pottery for cooking and preserving food. "
This secondary source is reliable because as shown in the picture the pottery loos like a plate something you would place things on.

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'' The Ancestral Pueblo lived in the southwest from around 100 to 1600. This area is now the states of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. ''
As shown in the picture this is another place where the Pueblo tribe would live they where kind of like apartments the rooms would be connected. The Pueblo tribe like to move around.

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'' The Ancestral Pueblo population continued to grow. To build homes for all the people, they began to build cliff dwellings. They built these communities into the sides of cliff walls. They also built them in canyons. ''
In the primary source it shows a living area that looks like its in a cave which is where the pueblo tribe would make there homes in.

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'' The Adena, and later the Hopewell cultures, settled and lived in the Ohio River Valley. This land includes parts of present-day Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee. ''
As it shows in the map the Cahokia tribe would've liven near the south and North East area.

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'' The Paleo-Indians of North America were nomadic hunter-gatherers. This means that they moved from place to place in search of food. Much of what we know about these people comes from the study of stone remnants of tools and weapons. ''
The secondary source is reliable because it talks about how the Cahokia Tribe where hunter gathers and to be able to catch animals you would need weapons are else the animal will eat.

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'' For many years, the Adena and Hopewell were known as the Mound Builders. From what is known, it is believed that they considered the mounds to be very important. ''
In the secondary source it tells us how the Cahokia tribe would make a tomb for the dead kind of like the Egyptians.