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Which people group used dog sleds on land and kayaks on water?
Inuit
Which people group were skilled hunters whose name meant "the people"?
Inuit
Which people group made houses and canoes out of cedar trees?
Pacific Coast
Which people group had fish like salmon as a reliable food source?
Pacific Coast
Which people group made apartment-like houses out of adobe (mud brick)?
Southwest
Which people group traded with Mesoamerica?
Southwest
Which people group hunted buffalo by driving them off cliffs?
Great Plains
Which people group lived in cone-shaped skin tents called tepees since they were mostly nomadic people?
Great Plains
Which people group mainly were hunters in the north and farmers in the south?
Eastern Woodlands
Which people group made complex societies with different forms of government?
Eastern Woodlands
Which people group made the Iroquois Confederacy to end fighting among five major groups in the region?
Eastern Woodlands
Which people group built permanent homes from stone and blocks of earth, and made temporary homes from blocks of hard-packed snow?
Inuit
Which people group used spears to hunt seals, walruses, caribou, or polar bears?
Inuit
Which people group eventually became farmers and settled in villages with square wood homes called hogans?
Southwest
Which people group used all parts of the buffalo: eating the meat, using the skins for clothing/shelter, and making tools from the bones?
Great Plains
