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a piece of cloth worn around the hips as clothing by men in certain cultures, usually in warm climates
nimble
loincloth
quiver
immunity
a bag or case used to carry arrows
quiver
immunity,
able to move quickly and gracefully
loincloth
immunity
quiver
Nimble
the body’s ability to resist or fight off a disease
loincloth
quiver
immunity
nimble
What type of rainforest is found in the Pacific Northwest?
Temperate rainforest
Desert rainforest
Tropical rainforest
Savanna rainforest
Which tree species can reach heights of 300 feet or more in the Pacific Northwest?
Pine
Maple
Spruce
Oak
Why did Native American tribes in the Pacific Northwest not need to farm?
They were nomadic
The forests and waters provided all they needed
They were nomadic
What was a very important food source for most tribes in the Pacific Northwest?
Deer
Buffalo
corn
Salmon
What did the Macaw tribe use to hunt whales?
Long sharp harpoons
Fishing rods
Traps
Bows and arrows
What did totems represent for the families in the Pacific Northwest tribes?
Their identity and spiritual connection
Their hunting skills
Their trade routes
Their wealth
What was the main purpose of a potlatch ceremony?
To celebrate a good harvest
To display someone's wealth
To prepare for winter
To welcome European settlers
What was one of the impacts of European contact on the Pacific Northwest tribes?
Loss of traditional fishing and hunting grounds
Increased population
Introduction of new totem animals
Access to new hunting grounds
