the northwest and the artic chapter 2 lesson 5 pages 82-87
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The Northwest and the Artic
Chapter 2 Lesson 5Pages 82-87
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I. A Region of Plenty
A. People of the Northwest Coast
- Kwakiutl (kwah-Kee-YOO-tuhl)
- Makah (mah-KAW)
- Chinook (Shuh-NUK)
B. Fishing/Hunting/Gathering plants/Nuts
- SALMON was a staple
C. Whales
- Food, but also fat
- Fat melted and used for oil
- Kwakiutl – captures beached whales only
- Makah – Hunted in large canoes that held 60 people
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II. Resources and Trade
A. Family Shelters
- Makah – Like Iroquois, but larger (LONGHOUSE)
- CLAN – Extended family
- All members of the clan lived in the same longhouse
B. Clans
- made important village decisions
- taught younger members songs, stories, & woodcarving
C. Wood
- EXTREMELY important – everything made from wood
- TOTEM POLES – showed one or more characters to tell
a story or welcome visitors
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D. TRADE
- Waterways were used to trade
- ECONOMY – the way the people of a state, region, or
country use their resources to meet their
needs
- Trading a big part of the regions economy
E. The Dalles
- Chinook – best known traders of the NW Coast Indians
- Lived at the mouth of the Columbia River
- Controlled all the way up to the Dalles (200 miles away)
- DALLES – center of the trade network
- Trading difficult though because all spoke diff. languages
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- Chinook – profited due to creating a “trade language”
- BARTER – exchange goods
- Chinook used the trade language to help barter between
two groups who spoke different languages
- Trading a big part of the regions economy
F. A Potlatch “to give”
- Used to show wealth and divide property among the
people
- Kwakiutl (lived along the coast of now Canada) believed
to have developed the Potlatch
- Dancing, Food, Speeches
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III. Lands of the North
A. Aleut (a-lee-OOT)
- lived along the coast of the Aleutian Islands
B. Inuit (IH-nu-wuht)
- Closely related to the Aleut
- lived in what is now Alaska and Northernmost Canada
C. Life in the Artic
- Few plants
- Hunted fox, caribou, polar bears
- Used harpoons & kayaks to hung seals, walruses,
whales
- KAYAK – one person canoe made of waterproof skins stretched over wood or bone
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D. Resources
- everything used
- Seals = meat, skins (clothes & tents), oil (heat & light), bones (tools)
E. Aleut & Inuit homes
- Aleut lived together in large houses with beams of whalebone & walls of sod
- Inuit - lived in IGLOOS, homes of ice, in winter
- some Inuit lived in tents made of animal skin or in sod houses year round
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F. Family
- extended family important to the Inuit & Aleut
- bands of 60 – 300 people
- traveled and hunted together for survival
- bands would come together to make important decisions
G. Life in the Sub-Artic
- South of the Artic – stretches from eastern Canada to what is now Alaska
- CREE – believed in hunting and gathering to meet needs
- Cree lived in a wide area covering Canada
- Trees provided wood to help meet needs
- Could not grow crops due to extreme weather
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SUMMARY Peoples of the Northwest Coast took
advantage of the region’s rich natural resources
Peoples of the Arctic and sub-Arctic thrived in a region of fewer resources
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To adjust ways of living to land and resources
A. Migration B. Division of labor C. Adapt
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To adjust ways of living to land and resources
C. Adapt
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A group of people with ways of life, religion, and learning
A. Tradition B. Civilization C. Ceremony
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A group of people with ways of life, religion, and learning
B. Civilization
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A way of life or an idea that has been handed down from the past
A. Artifact B. Tradition C. Adapt
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A way of life or an idea that has been handed down from the past
B. Tradition
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A way to divide work
A. Division of labor B. Ceremony C. Economy
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A way to divide work
A. Division of labor
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The movement of people
A. Civilization B. Adapt C. Migration
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The movement of people
C. Migration
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The way people use their resources to meet their needs
A. Tradition B. Adapt C. Economy
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The way people use their resources to meet their needs
C. Economy
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A celebration to honor a special event
A. Tradition B. Ceremony C. Artifact
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A celebration to honor a special event
B. Ceremony
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An object made by people
A. Artifact B. Economy C. Tradition
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An object made by people
A. Artifact
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How did life change for people once they began farming?
They began to settle down. Were no longer nomadic people.
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What achievement of Mayan culture was unique among early
Americans?
They developed a counting system that included the number zero
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Which two language groups lived in the Eastern Woodlands region?
A. Iroquoian & Algonquian B. Shoshone & Nez Perce C. Inuit & Aluet D. Hopi & Navajo
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Which two language groups lived in the Eastern Woodlands region?
A. Iroquoian & Algonquian
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For which two Native American regions was wood one of the most
important resources?
A. Southwest & Plains B. Plains & Eastern Woodlands C. Eastern Woodlands & Northwest D. Southwest & Artic
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For which two Native American regions was wood one of the most
important resources?
C. Eastern Woodlands & Northwest
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What is one example of a way that Native Americans modified their
environment?
A. They traded for things they needed. B. They irrigated land for farming. C. They stored food in containers. D. They traveled long distances for wood.
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What is one example of a way that Native Americans modified their
environment?
B. They irrigated land for farming.
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According to the land bridge theory, form which continent did
early people cross into North America?
A. Africa B. Asia C. Europe D. South America
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According to the land bridge theory, form which continent did
early people cross into North America?
B. Asia
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What is the main reason that early peoples in the Americas began to
live in larger, more settled villages?
A. They developed agriculture. B. They found dependable water sources. C. They learned how to hunt with bows & arrows. D. They needed protection from warring peoples.
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What is the main reason that early peoples in the Americas began to
live in larger, more settled villages?
A. They developed agriculture.
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What was the major purpose of the Iroquois League?
A. To trade goods B. To lead religious ceremonies C. To resolve conflicts among people & groups D. To establish a common language for
communication
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What was the major purpose of the Iroquois League?
C. To resolve conflicts among people & groups
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After water, what was the most important resource for the Plains
Indians?
A. Buffalo B. Fish C. Rivers D. Trees
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After water, what was the most important resource for the Plains
Indians?
A. Buffalo
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Why did the economy of Native Americans living in the Arctic cause
families to band together?
A. They were able to grow plenty of food in the summer
B. They had to travel long distances to hunt seal C. When food was scarce, the families shared seal
meat D. They held potlatch celebrations to share their
many resources
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Why did the economy of Native Americans living in the Arctic cause
families to band together?
C. When food was scarce, the families shared seal meat