Location of Pre-Columbian Native Tribes

The video explores various Native American tribes across different regions of North America. It covers the Cliff Dwellers and Pueblo people of the Southwest, highlighting their unique housing and lifestyle. The Pacific Northwest coastal tribes are discussed, focusing on their use of natural resources and cultural artifacts like totem poles. The Great Plains nomadic tribes, known for their buffalo hunting and mobile lifestyle, are also examined. Finally, the Woodland tribes east of the Mississippi River are described, emphasizing their use of forest resources and agricultural practices.

What was a significant advantage of the Cliff homes built by the Anasazi people?

• They were accessible to invaders.

• They were made of red cedar.

• They were easy to build.

• They provided shelter from harsh weather.

Which material did the Pueblo people use to construct their multistory houses?

• Red cedar

• Adobe

• Stone

• Buffalo hide

What were the coastal tribes of the Pacific Northwest famous for creating?

• Adobe houses

• Totem poles

• Longhouses

• Teepees

Which animal was a primary food source for the nomadic tribes of the Great Plains?

• Deer

• Rabbit

• Buffalo

• Seal

What type of homes did the Woodland Tribes construct using forest resources?

• Canoes

• Longhouses

• Adobe houses

• Cliff homes