drag the boxes to identify the type of housing in which the various north american people lived the boxes are artic cultures people of the great plains Iroquois league and the southeast the answers i can drag are lived in roud large homes made from dirt lived in igloos lived in wigwams and lived in houses on stilts

Answer 1

Here’s how you can categorize the housing types for the various North American cultures:

1. Arctic cultures: Lived in igloos.
2. People of the Great Plains: Lived in wigwams (or often teepees, though wigwams are also correct).
3. Iroquois League: Lived in large homes made from dirt (longhouses) although they could also be referred to as the framework of bark or wood).
4. Southeast: Lived in houses on stilts (often raised houses to avoid flooding and humidity).

Feel free to drag these answers into the appropriate categories!

Answer 2

are theses the right answers

Answer 3

Yes, the answers provided are correct based on the traditional housing styles of the respective cultures:

1. Arctic cultures: Lived in igloos - These were temporary winter dwellings made from snow and ice.

2. People of the Great Plains: Lived in wigwams - While Plains tribes are often associated with teepees, wigwams are also relevant as some tribes used them, especially in forested areas.

3. Iroquois League: Lived in large homes made from dirt - This refers to their longhouses, which were constructed using wood and covered with bark, but they can also be considered to have an earthen base.

4. Southeast: Lived in houses on stilts - Many Southeast tribes built raised houses or stilt houses to protect against flooding and pests.

So, your groupings are indeed accurate.

Answer 4

2 abd 3 are wrong

Answer 5

I apologize for any confusion. Let's clarify the housing types for the groups you mentioned:

1. Arctic cultures: Lived in igloos - Correct.

2. People of the Great Plains: These groups primarily lived in teepees, but if wigwams were provided as an option for Great Plains tribes, that would be incorrect. Instead, they should be in the Southeast category. Thus, for the Great Plains, the correct answer is typically lived in teepees.

3. Iroquois League: They lived in longhouses, which were large structures made of wood and bark, typically not classified under the description of "large homes made from dirt," which seems more aligned with different types of earthen homes.

4. Southeast: Lived in houses on stilts - Correct. This refers to the elevated structures to avoid flooding.

So let's recap for clarity:

• Arctic cultures: Lived in igloos
• People of the Great Plains: Lived in teepees
• Iroquois League: Lived in longhouses
• Southeast: Lived in houses on stilts

Thank you for your patience, and I appreciate your understanding!