Here are the selected facts for each group:
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Inuit:
- Inuit created special shoes for walking on snow.
- Inuit hunted bear and deer for food and clothing.
- Inuit neighbors called them "Eskimos," meaning "eaters of raw meat."
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Powhatan:
- Powhatan lived in homes covered with tree bark.
- Powhatan carved small boats called canoes.
- Powhatan lived in forests and coastal areas.
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Anasazi:
- Anasazi still live in Mesa Verde.
- Anasazi dug long holes to move water from rivers to grow crops.
- Anasazi built homes in the walls of canyons and mesas.
- Anasazi used stone tools.
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Tlingit and Chinook:
- Chinook lived in long houses.
- They held parties where they would give away their wealth.
- Tlingit carved totem poles.
- They lived on America's northwest coast.
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Choose the best answer:
A(n) totem is an object, animal, or plant representing a tribe or family. -
Choose the best answer:
Each feather of a headdress represented a(n) brave act by the warrior. -
Match the tribes to their locations:
- Powhatan: Southeastern United States (Virginia and surrounding areas)
- Inuit: Arctic regions of Canada and Alaska
- Tlingit and Chinook: Northwest Coast of North America (Alaska and Washington State)
- Anasazi: Southwestern United States (Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico)