Native American Shelters

What is a Pueblo?

• A hill with a flat top and steep sides

• A ceremony at which a teen becomes an adult

• An apartment-like building made of stone and adobe

• A woven basket

Wigwams of the Eastern Woodlands were made from...

• Animal skins and poles

• underground holes and grass

• small trees, bark, or nuts

• rock, brick, and clay

Moving from place to place, often with the changes of the seasons, to follow the source of food was called...

• artifact

• culture

• government

• nomadic

Seminoles built homes on wooden platforms that were three feet above the ground. These homes were called...

• chickees

• longhouses

• huts

• wigwams

Which animal used for shelter, clothing, and shields was so important to the Western Sioux that they considered it sacred?

• Bear

• Buffalo

• Horse

• Eagle

The Northern Great Plains region used Winter Counts to...

• Map out land

• Keep track of important events that happened over the years

• Keep a record of how many people lived in a village

• Write out a list of food needed to survive through winter

Igloos were built buy the people of what region?

• Southwest

• Eastern Woodlands

• Northeast

• Artic

People of the _________ built Teepees

• Southwest

• Eastern Woodlands

• Artic

• Plains

What type of Native American shelter is this?

• Longhouse

• Wigwam

• Sod house

• Wattle and Daub

What type of Native American shelter is this?

• Sod house

• Wigwam

• Wattle and Daub

• Pueblo