| A | B |
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| This tribe fished for salmon, cod, herring, and halibut | The Kwakiutl |
| This tribe used the sea lions, seals, and porpoises and sea otters for food and for their furs | The Kwakiutl |
| They built their homes of wood | The Kwakiutl |
| They built big totem poles, and large canoes | The kwakiutl |
| The Kwakiutl lived in what they called | Community houses |
| The totems are | Long poles made of wood that tell the story of a Kwakiutl's family |
| The Kwakiutls' ceremonies were | weddings, births |
| Indicated the importance of the kwakiult's family to the community | The totems |
| Part of the speech of a Kwakiutl when raising the totem is | To tell of certain animals that helped his family ancestors long ago. |
| On winter, the Kwakiutl | sang, danced and held banquets using masks made of wood. |
| The mask represented | spirits of nature |
| This tribe had problems growing crops. | The Cheyenne |
| The Cheyennes major source of food, dress and housing were | the buffalos |
| The Cheyenne lived in | tipis made of buffalo skin |
| The horses were important to the | Cheyenne |
| The Cheyennes gave up their village to follow the buffalos in | the 1770s |
| What tribe believed in "La danza del Curandero"? | The Cheyenne |
| To ask nature's help, the Cheyenne performed | "La danza del curandero" |
| This tribe migrated from Northern Canada and Alask to the Southwest | The Navajos |
| These tribes were nomads | The Cheyenne and the Navajos |
| What crop was the most important for the Navajos? | corn. |
| Corn was not only used as a source of food but also | Navajos used corn pollen and corn meal in blessing to restore health and life. |
| The Navajos were well known for | the fine quality of their woven goods. |
| The Navajos reservation covers | 14 million acres in the states of New Mexico, Arizona and Utah |
| Which tribe lived in Canada | The Kawkiutl |
| The Cheyenne lived in | Canada and the Midwest of the United States |
| Were famous for their weavings | The Navajos |
| The sheep were important for | the Navajos |
