Native American Tribes and Their Cultures

The video discusses five Native American tribes: Inuit, Kwakiutl, Lakota, Pueblo, and Iroquois. Each tribe's lifestyle is shaped by their environment, resources, and climate. The Inuit live in cold regions with igloos, the Kwakiutl in the rainy Pacific Northwest with plank houses, the Lakota in the Great Plains with mobile teepees, the Pueblo in the hot Southwest with adobe homes, and the Iroquois in the forested Eastern Woodlands with longhouses.

Which tribe is located in the Pacific Northwest and is known for using totem poles?

• Lakota

• Kwakiyutyl

• Inuit

• Iroquois

What type of shelter do the Inuit primarily use due to their cold climate?

• Longhouses

• Igloos

• Plank houses

• Teepees

What is a primary food source for the Inuit tribe?

• Buffalo

• Corn

• Fish

• Berries

Which tribe lives in plank houses and relies on fish and berries for food?

• Inuit

• Lakota

• Kwakiyutyl

• Pueblo

What is the main reason the Lakota tribe uses teepees?

• They are easy to build

• They are made of wood

• They are permanent structures

• They can be moved easily to follow buffalo herds

Which tribe is known for their nomadic lifestyle and reliance on buffalo?

• Pueblo

• Lakota

• Inuit

• Iroquois

What type of shelter do the Pueblo people live in?

• Teepees

• Longhouses

• Igloos

• Adobe pueblos

Which tribe is located in the eastern woodlands and lives in longhouses?

• Inuit

• Kwakiyutyl

• Iroquois

• Lakota

What crops are commonly grown by the Pueblo tribe?

• Corn, squash, and cotton

• Wheat, rice, and barley

• Potatoes, tomatoes, and peppers

• Apples, oranges, and bananas

Which tribe is known for living in the desert areas of the Southwest United States?

• Inuit

• Pueblo

• Lakota

• Kwakiyutyl