Native Americans

Tribe	Area Where They Lived	Characteristics of the Area	Shelter	Food and Natural Resources	Transportation
Inuit	Alaska and Northern Canada (Arctic Region)	Arctic area where the temperature is below freezing most of the year	snow or stone houses in winter (igloos) tents made of animal skins in summer	seals fish whales caribou	foot kayak dog sled
Kwakiutl	Pacific Northwest Coast (Northwest Coast Region)	rainy, mild climate	longhouses made of wood	fish deer berries roots wood	canoe or walk
Sioux	The Great Plains, which is the interior of the United States (Great Plains Region)	dry grassland	tepees made of animal skins	buffalo corn beans	horseback, walk or paddle a canoe
Pueblo	Southwest United States in present-day New Mexico and Arizona (Southwest Region)	desert areas and areas that border cliffs and mountains	adobes made of dried mud or clay	corn beans squash clay	foot and horseback
Iroquois	Northeast North America in the Eastern Woodland (Eastern Woodlands Region)	many forests	longhouses made of wood	corn beans deer wood	walked or paddled a canoe

Geography	Native Americans	Exploring Colonial America	French Indian War	American Revolution
New Nation	Our First 5 Presidents	Westward Expansion	Compromises	Civil War/Reconstruction