Native American Tribes

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Native American Tribes

• By Joshua

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Hopi lived in pueblos made with dirt, rocks, and
sand. They had rooms for celebrations in the
pueblos.
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Hopi Indians food

• They ate 24 kinds of blue and white corns, Pika
  bread, beans, squash, melons, pumpkins, and
  fruits.

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Hopis clothes
Hopi wore animal skins, cotton sandals, and
feather dress.
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Hopi Indian Map
Hopi Indian Map
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Hopi weapons

• They used bow and arrows. They also used wooden
  clubs.

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Hopis Religious Beliefs
Kachina dolls were used to the Hopi for rain to
grow crops. They sold them to tourists.
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Hopis Climate

• The climate was hot and dry. They did not have
  that much water. They had not that much
  vegetation.

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The Blackfeet tribes lived in tepees. Since
the Blackfeet followed the buffalo herds the tipi
were designed to break easily, like a modern
tent. An entire Blackfoot village would be ready
to move within an hour.
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Blackfeet Clothes

• They wore moccasins, buffalo hide robes, calico
  dresses, felt hats, and buckskin clothes.

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Blackfeet Indian Map
Blackfeet Indians Map
Blackfeet Indians Map
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Blackfeet foods

• Blackfoot ate plants like pumpkins, sunflowers,
  corn, squash and sweet seed.  The women gathered
  the berries and other wild plants. Food was
  plentiful and easy to get.  Some of the
  Blackfoot's special plants are cranberries,
  blueberries, saskatoon berries, and pinon nut.
  Wild rice was good with duck or in venison stews
  for them.

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Blackfeet Weapons

• The Blackfoot weapons were clubs, tomahawks ,
  knives. Their main choice of weapon was the bow
  and arrow.

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Blackfeet Indian map
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Blackfeet Religious Beliefs

• The Blackfoot were great believers because
  they believed in all kinds of things. The one
  thing they believed in was the creator because
  they thought that the creator created everything,
  including the universe and Earth. Another thing
  the Blackfoot believed was that when they said
  something bad about the bison or the buffalo, the
  animals would go far away from the Blackfoot.

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Blackfeet Climate
The climate for the Blackfoot changed gradually,
like our weather. There were temperature of 90
degrees and as low as 10 degrees. The weather
affected the Blackfoot because in order to keep
warm they had to make warm clothes and then when
it was warm they had to make more clothes for
when it was hot outside or even medium
temperature. The weather also affected them
because when the buffalo were near extinction
they could barley make enough clothes to keep
them warm through the long winter.
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Iroquois lived in longhouses.
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Iroqouis Indian Map
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Iroquois Climate
The climate was around 70s in the summer
and in the winter it was around 10 degrees.
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Iroquois foods

• The main crops were corn, beans, and squash. They
  imagined them as beautiful woman clothed in
  plants. The Iroquois were farmers and hunters.
  They women harvested wild berries and herbs while
  the men shot deer and elk. The men fished in the
  river. The woman would make cornbread, soups, and
  stews cooked on stone hearths.

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Iroquois weapons

• They used bow and arrows, tomahawks, clubs, and
  daggers.

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Iroquois Clothes

• They wore Long leggings made of animal skins,
  moccasins, and breechcloths.

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Iroquois Religious Beliefs

• They believed in the Great Spirit who was
  responsible for human beings, the plants and
  animals, and forces of good nature.

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Makah Shelter

• The Makah lived in coastal villages of
  rectangular cedar-plank houses with flat roofs.
  Usually these houses were large and each one
  housed several families from the same clan.

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Makah Weapons

• They used harpoons, bow and arrows, spears, and
  war clubs.

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Makah Clothing

• They wore breech cloths, short skirts made of
  grass, rush capes, tunics, and moccasins.

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Makah Indian Map

• The Makah Indians are original people of the
  Pacific Northwest Coast. They live in Washington
  state.

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Makah Religious Beliefs

• Makah believed a folklore of a child beating
  a ogre woman and they also believed in
  Christianity which involves Jesus Christ.

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Makah Foods

• They were marine hunters. Makah men hunted
  seals, sea lions, and even whales from their
  canoes. They also caught fish and hunted deer,
  birds, and small game land. Makah women gathered
  clams and shellfish, berries, and roots.

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Makah Climate

• The Makah climate The climate is characterized
  by cool, wet winters, and moist summers. .

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Summary

• The geography of presentation is that
  all of these tribes have differences and
  similarities. For example the Iroquois and Makah
  had the same kinds of foods. The Hopi and
  Blackfeet are similar because they both have the
  same kinds of weapons.

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Bibliography

• Google.com
  
• http//www.native-languages.org/kid.htm