
American Indians of Colorado
Authored by Amanda Balcerak
History
4th Grade
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1.
MATCH QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
arroyo
dried meat
sinew
tendon which fastens the muscle to the bone in an animal
tipi
a type of tent shaped like an upside down cone covered with animal hides which is easily moved
jerky
a dry gully
mano and metate
rocks used to grind or crush food
2.
MATCH QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
petroglyph
pictures painted or pecked into the rocks by the Indians
sign language
a lean-to type shelter used by the Ute Indians sometimes used a war lodges
wickiup
symbols that were painted on rocks
pictograph
a way of talking by using hands and arms to make signs
rock art
symbols that were scratched into rocks
3.
MATCH QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
legends
largest and oldest tribe living in CO when European explorers first came to CO; lived on the western slope of the Rockies
travois
two long poles tied together and pulled by a dog or horse. A skin was placed between the poles and things were carried on it.
Nooch or Nunche
means "people of the mountains"
Eutaw or Yuta
stories about people or animals ;often used to explain why things happened
Ute Indians
Ute indians called themselves this; means "the people"
4.
MATCH QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Shinny
musical instruments that sounds like bears growling
Bear Dance
game sometimes played by Ute women and used a curved stick & a ball
nomadic
board used to carry Indian babies
cradleboard
Ute dance that symbolized the beginning of new life in spring
moraches
to move around a lot in search of food
5.
MATCH QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Arapaho
1st Indian tribe to move onto the eastern plains of CO; 1 of 3 tribes living in CO when European explorers 1st came
Robe Quillers Society
Crow Indian word that means "people with many tattoos"
Tsistsistas
name the Cheyenne called themselves & means "the beautiful people"
Alappaaho
Indian tribe that lived in the Eastern plains of CO ; 1 of 3 tribes living in CO when European explorers 1st came
Cheyenne
women who had made 30 or more pieces of clothing & were very good at doing quillwork could become mimbers of thies
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