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.
What were three important crops to the Pueblo Indians?
Corn, beans and squash
People who do not have a permanent home are called
nomads.
Irrigation is when you ___________
bring water to dry land to grow crops.
What was the climate of the Pueblo Indians?
A dry, hot desert with little to no rain.
The Lakota Indians lived on the Great __________.
Plains
What kind of resource is the bison?
A natural resource
By color, which area shows where the Lakota Indians lived in the United States?
green
What were the two primary sources of transportation for the Lakota Indians?
Walking and horses
True or False - The landforms of the Great Plains are rolling hills, prairies and plains.
True
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.
What is adobe and how is it made?
Adobe is water, mud, and straw formed into bricks and baked in the sun.
The Lakota Indians were nomads because they needed to follow __________ to survive.
bison
A group of Lakota hunters is what kind of resource?
A human resource
Besides teepees, what else did the Lakota use bison hide for?
winter robes, moccasins, leggings, dresses and dolls
What did the Lakota use bison horns for?
cups, ladles, spoons and headdresses
True or False - It was the women's responsibility to take down and put up the teepee when the Lakota family moved.
True
Winter in the Great Plains is ______ with lots of _________.
very cold with lots of snow and/or blizzards.
Teepees were made of what two items?
Bison hide and poles most commonly taken from tall trees.