native tribes
Southwest
Tribes:
Pueblo
Navajo
Apache
Sendentary, but the navajo/apache were more nomadic
Pueblo desert>> dry
Agriculture
3 sisters>> beans, corn, squash
Irrigation systems
Society:
Villages, stone/adobe structures
Location: southwestern United States and northern Mexico.
New Mexico/Arizona
Great Basin (West):
Tribes:
Ute
Bannock
Sedentary: due to variety of climates>> both nomadic and sedentary
Nevada/Idaho/Utah >> Northwest
Geography/Climate: rich natural resources, varied climate
Agricultural Practice
hunt/gather/fish
Acorns are a major part of diet
Societal Organization:
Trade of salmon, acorns as currency
Men hunt/fish, women gather crops
Social/Religious norms:
Practiced slavery
Familybasaed bonds
Northeast
Tribes:
Iroquois
Huron
Mound building, established farms, long houses
Geography/Climate: mild climate>> mountains
Agricultural Practice
hunt/gather/fish
Societal Organization:
First native democracy
Men hunt/fish, women gather crops
Traded shells/fish/etc
Wooden baskets
Social/Religious norms:
Urbanized
Great league of peace
Mississippi River Valley: Southeast
Tribes: cherokee, chocktaw, creek
Sedentary:
Geography/Climate: fertile soil adn rivers
Agricultural Practice
hunt/gather/fish
Acorns are a major part of diet
Societal Organization:
Hunt fish, 3 sisterrs
Social/Religious norms:
Large urban centers
Mound building
Great Plains
Tribes: pawnees, omahas
Sedentary: followed bison
Geography/Climate: colder winters, flatland
Agricultural Practice
Bison for food, clothes etc
Societal Organization:
Trade of salmon, acorns as currency
Men hunt/fish, women gather crops
Social/Religious norms:
Practiced slavery
Familybasaed bonds
Little to no political structure