| Term | Definition |
|---|
| economic far north | used dog sleds |
| political far north | chiefs |
| religion far north | northern lights= unborn children, elders that died, everything was a spirit |
| culture far north | lived in igloos, kids played with dolls |
| social far north | men hunted, women cured meat, looked after children, men traded, and bartered |
| geographic far north | arctic region |
| cultural far west | baskets made by feathers and shells, used as offerings and presents |
| economic far west | eat rabbit, elk, sea lion, beads made from clam shells traded with |
| geographic far west | california, mild all year |
| political far west | 7 groups, ruled themselves- came together for war |
| religion far west | creator , time that animals spoke, performed ceremonies, dansers acted as spirits |
| social far west | men and women made the baskets |
| culture northwest | first to use totwm poles |
| geographic northwest | queen charollette islands off coast of alaska |
| political northwest | tribe leaders, |
| religion northwest | worshipped the raven and other game animals |
| economic northwest | men caught shellfish, and hunted for bison- women planted crops sewed clothing |
| social northwest | money was spread evenly |
| culture south west | wore shalls, ponchos, leggings, boots, wove baskets |
| geographiv, southwest | canada, then moved south to texas |
| political southwest | never 1 tribe chief 1 leader and his orders to be followed as much as wished, passed to son or male relative |
| religion southwest | life itself |
| economic southwest | planted corn and squash, potatoes, mutan , deer |
| social south west | men hunted, women cooked, traded horses rarely at war |
| culture great plains | painted_ arrows for protection hunted bison- surrounded them, shot them with now and arrow, horseback, lived in tipi |
| geographic great plains | lived in grasslands |
| political great plains | war chiefs, elections |
| religious great plains | monotheistic |
| economic great plains | buffalo skin, buffalo fur on shoulders, women wore deerskin dresses |
| social great plains | small tribes traded |
| culture eastern woodlands | mothers made dolls out of corn husks kids hunted with fathers |
| geography eastern woodlands | modern day ontario then moved along fox river in WI |
| political eastern woodlands | one leader |
| religious eastern woodlands | believed in spirits, ceremonies, face paint |
| economic eastern woodlands | first war against french for river system use |
| social eastern woodlands | call and response dances |
| culture southeast | women beaded, had toys, men hunted |
| geographic southeast | started in oklahoma trail of tears |
| political southeast | tribe chief by headress |
| religion southeast | 4 and 7 lucky numbers for the directions |
| economic southeast | used bows to hunt, sharp rocks, women beaded |
| social southeast | dansed and feasted |
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