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What region did the Iroquios live in?

Northeastern Woodlands

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What region did the Navajo live in?

Southwest

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What region did the Cherokee live in?

Southeastern Woodlands

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What region did the Ute live in?

The Great Basin

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What region did the Nez Perce live in?

Plateau

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The Chickee House was the living structure built in the Southeast. True or false?

True

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The Adobe was the living structure built in the Northeast. True or false?

False

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The Wickiup was the living structure built in the Plains. True or false?

False

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Which mountain range is closest to both the Northeastern & Southeastern Woodlands?

Appalachian

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Which mountain range is the furthest northwest, and can be found in Oregon & Washington state?

Cascade

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Which Mountain range is closest to the middle in relation to others?

Rockies

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Which mountain range is furthest west & mostly found in California?

Sierra Nevada

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The Comanche are famous for their connection to which animal?

Horses

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The Choctaw believe that _______ was a gift from the woman on the mound.

Corn

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Quanah Parker was the last Comanche chief to _______________________

surrender to the US

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Which nation of people still practice the condolence ceremony today?

Iroquois

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The Bering Strait Bridge connected Asia to which modern-day state?

Alaska

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Which tribe would be found in the plateau region between the Cascade & Rocky Mountains?

Nez Perce

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The living structures that the Inuit who lived in northern Alaska & Canada were called _________

Igloos

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What is the nickname given to the three crops: corn, beans & squash for their ability to grow together?

The three sisters

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The cone-like living structures found in the Plains were called _______

Tipis

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Which tribe would be found in the Great Basin region between the Sierra Nevada & Rocky Mountains?

Ute and Shoshone

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The elongated houses that the Iroquois of the Eastern Woodlands lived in were called _______

Longhouses

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What is the name of the mountain range that is located closest to the Iroquois in the Northeastern woodlands?

Appalachian Mountains

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The bison was the most important animal to the Native Americans of the ________

Plains

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True or False: The condolence ceremony was invented by Hiawatha & is still practiced today by the Apache.

False

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True or False: Sedentary lifestyles include evidence of farming or agriculture?

True

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The native Americans in which region heavily relied on the bison?

The Plains

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True or False: Non-sedentary lifestyles include people being hunter gatherers who often travel to find food.

True

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The living structures found in the Southeast woodlands were called _________

Chickee houses

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Agriculture is ____

Another way of saying farming but also includes animals

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Adobe is __________

A clay structure that was lived in

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Indigenous is ________

people that has always lived in the same area

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The Iroquois Confederacy was ___________

an alliance of Native American nations who created peace with each other

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Why is the land bridge theory important?

It suggests that these people were nomads who were following the herds of animals they hunted

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In which geographical region would Native Americans live in a longhouse?

North East