BJU Press Heritage Studies Chapter 4

a rectangular shelter built by the Iroquois

• hogan

• igloo

• kiva

• longhouse

a Navajo home that was dome-shaped and made of wooden poles, tree bark, and mud

• hogan

• igloo

• kiva

• longhouse

an American Indian village of the Southwest made of stone and adobe buildings built very close together

• hogan

• pueblo

• igloo

• longhouse

a special room in a pueblo that was set aside for religious activities

• hogan

• igloo

• kivia

• longhouse

a dome-shaped house made of blocks of snow and ice or sod that was built by the nomadic Inuits

• hogan

• igloo

• kivia

• longhouse

In what culture area did the Navajos and Pueblos live?

• Arctic

• Pacific Northwest

• California

• Southwest

Which describes the New Perces tribe? (choose 3)

• named by the French settlers

• lived on the Plateau

• name means "pierced nose"

• followed buffalo herds

What suggests that the earliest Americans were hunters?

• tomols

• clovis points

• potlaches

• totem poles

What did the Iroquois sometimes use as money?

• wampum

• clovis points

• wattle and daub

• tomol

In what culture area did the Cherokees live?

• Plains

• Plateau

• Southeast Woodlands

• Northwest Woodlands