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Irrigation is when you ___________

bring water to dry land to grow crops.

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How did Pueblo Indians add to their homes to make them bigger?

They added on top of their existing homes and made multi-storied terraced structures accessed with ladders.

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What did the Lakota use bison horns for?

cups, ladles, spoons and headdresses

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The Lakota Indians lived on the Great __________.

Plains

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What was the climate of the Pueblo Indians?

A dry, hot desert with little to no rain.

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What were the two primary sources of transportation for the Lakota Indians?

Walking and horses

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Besides teepees, what else did the Lakota use bison hide for?

winter robes, moccasins, leggings, dresses and dolls

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What kind of resource is the bison?

A natural resource

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The Lakota Indians were nomads because they needed to follow __________ to survive.

bison

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What is adobe and how is it made?

Adobe is water, mud, and straw formed into bricks and baked in the sun.

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The Indians of the Great Plains used the fat from the bison for cooking and to make soap. What kind of resource is soap?

A capital resource.

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People who do not have a permanent home are called

nomads.

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True or False - It was the women's responsibility to take down and put up the teepee when the Lakota family moved.

True

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