| A | B |
|---|
| three sisters | squash, maize, and beans |
| Hohokams | lived in organized farming communities and developed irrigation |
| Puebloans | name measn early ancestors |
| kiva | Anasazi underground religious center |
| Mississippians | constructed Monk's Mound and Woodhenge |
| Adena | lived in Ohio, moundbuilders |
| Hurons | Wyandots who made treaty with Champlain |
| Iriquois | six nation federation |
| Seminoles name means runaways | built houses on stilts |
| Chocktaw | wore tatoos and allied themselves with French |
| Chickasaw | drugged river fish and were taken advantage of by Hernando de Soto |
| Delawares or Lenni Lenape | name means true men |
| Pawnee name means horn | worked with French fur traders in Nebraska |
| Sioux or Dakota | began Ghost Dance and won Little Bighorn |
| Blackfoot | wore animal disguises and had all female religious society. Starved when no buffalo was left |
| Comanche | the people who always resist us |
| allied with the Kiowa to fight the Spanish | Comanche |
| Quannah Parker was a Comanche who did this | resisted the whites, but later adapted to white society |
| Cheyenne | people of the strage speech |
| formed the Council of Forty four to plan migration and signed two treaties at Fort Laramie | cheyenne |
| Aleuts | lived in barabaras or communal houses and worked with fur traders |
| Tlingits | name means people |
| resisted Russians and made Chilkat blankes- divided into two clans eagle and wolf | tlingits |
| Kwakiutls | had potlach or gift giving ceremony and made totems with ravens grizzlies and cannibals |
| Navaho | name means large field, lived in hogans, and made sand paintings. Coyote tales and Spider woman |
| Hopi | peaceful ones, lived in adobe house, descendents of Mogollon and Anasazi |
| Apache | name means the enemy, lived in wickiups and broke out of reservations |
