- Aztecs: The Indian people who adopted ideas from the Mayas and went on to build a large empire were the
- barter: People went to the Dalles from all over the Northwest to exchange goods, or ___________________
- Buffalo: The Plains Indians made clothes, tools, weapons, and food from the _____________ they hunted.
- Chinooks and Makahs: The Indian peoples who got most of their food from the rivers and oceans close to their home were the
- Clan: A _________ is a group of families that are related to one another
- confederation: A ____________ is a loose group of governments
- eat when there was a drought: Pueblo family members needed to store surplus food so they could
- hogan (Navajo): a cone-shaped house made of a log frame coered by mud or grass
- Kachinas: ________________ are the guardian spirits of the Hopis
- Longhouse (Iroquois): a hose made of elm bark with large doors at each end; home for several families
- pit house (chinook): a house built partly over a hole dug in the ground
- pueblo (Hopi): an adobe building with rooms on top of and next to one another; home for many families
- slavery: Holding people against their will and making them carry out orders is called _____________
- tepee (Mandan): a cone shape house made of poles and covered with buffalo skin
- They formed a confederation: How did the Iroquois stop the fighting among neighboring tribes?
- They needed a language to make trade easier: Why did the Chinooks develop a special language
- to make totem poles: The Makahs did not use parts of the whales
- Totem pole: The carved post that shows the history of a family is a ______________