This tribe lived in the southeastern Coastal Plain that is now Florida.

The most common crop grown by the Native Americans.

Most of the tribes wore these shoes made out of animal skin.

This tribe lived in the region of the United States that had hot summers and cold winters.

This tribe lived in an open-sided houses built three feet off the ground so it would not flood and keep wild animals out.

This tribe lived in the southwest region of the United States.

The women gathered berries, roots, and nuts while the men hunted deer, elk, moose, and buffalo. The men also used spears to fish for salmon.

This tribe made most of their clothes from cotton?

This tribe lived in the southeast and had a warm climate.

These houses were built out of adobe which is a brick made from dried mud, straw, and stone.

This tribe lived in the Pacific Northwest region of North America.

This tribe ate a lot of fish from the ocean and other animals such as seals, caribou, and rabbits.

This tribe wore clothes made from animal hides or woven plant material.

This tribe lived in the northwest where the climate was not too hot or too cold.

These houses were built out of cedar. 30 to 50 people lived in them.

This tribe lived in the Arctic region of North America.

This tribe moved from place to place following the buffalo and also grew corn, beans, and squash.

This tribe wore clothes made from animal skins. They often used the skin from caribou because it was lightweight and and provided insulation.

The climate of this tribe was hot and dry with very little rainfall.

This type of shelter was made with long poles and animal skins. It was easy to move from one place to another.

This tribe lived in the Great Plains.

This tribe hunted caribou, deer, and rabbits and fished for salmon in the streams and other animals from the sea.

The clothes of most of the Native American tribes were made from this resource.

This tribe lived in an extremely cold climate. Winter lasted most of the year.

This shelter made of ice and snow was lived in by the Inuit most of the year.