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Cultural regions7 areas where Native Americans developed different ways of living
CulturesDifferent ways of living developed by Native American groups
ArtifactsObject made by Native Americans to help them adapt to their environments
NomadicWord used to describe people who move from place to place during different seasons to find food
SouthwestArizona, New Mexico and northern Mexico, mesas, canyons, hot in summer and freezing in winters, little rain, few trees and plants, Hopi
Great PlainsMississippi River valley to Rocky Mountains and Canada to Texas, few trees, grasslands, buffalo, Sioux
SoutheastAlong coast of Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico, all the way to East Texas, hot and humid, swamps, alligators, tall palm and cypress trees, Seminole
California-IntermountainPacific Coast to the Sierra Nevada, Great Basin, part desert, part mild climate, forests, shores, Pomo
PlateauCascade and Rocky Mountains large rivers, hot summers and freezing winters, thick grasses and plants, Yakima
Eastern WoodlandsAtlantic Coast through Ohio Valley to Mississippi River, 4 seasons, streams, rivers, forests, beavers, Algonquian
Clay potThe Hopis (Southwest) made this artifact because clay was easily found, and they needed pots to store scarce water
Birch-bark canoeThe Algonquins (Northeast) made this artifact because birch trees were easily found, and they neede them for many streams and rivers in the area
Cedar-bark rain capeThe Kwakiutl (Northwest Coast) made this artifact because they had many cedar trees, and they needed protection from the heavy rains
Chickee houseThe Seminoles (Southeast) made this artifact because they could easily find palm leaves. They were built without walls because of the heat, and they were built above the ground because of the wet land.
TeepeesThe Sioux made the Teepees because the environment of the Great Plains had very few trees and the winters were very cold. They made these warm homes out of buffalo skins since there were lots of buffolo on the Great Plains

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