June 14

[;) Vizthum]

1. Take the virtual tour of "Scenes from the Eastern Woodlands ". What foods did Eastern Native Americans eat?
nativetech.org/scenes/


2. Describe the clothing of the Plains Indians.

inkido.indiana.edu/w310work/romac/plains.html
3. What kind of housing did the early Nez Perce use?
www.nezperce.org/History/FrequentlyAskedQ.htm


3.5 How do they live now?



4. What was the most important tool of the Suquamish Tribe? What was used to make it? (look in culture)

www.suquamish.nsn.us/



5. Many tribes followed the Three Sisters Growing method. What is it?
www.nativetech.org/cornhusk/threesisters.html




5.5How did it work?





6. What is a Pow Wow?
www.powwows.com/




6.5 If you were invited to attend what might you see?





7. Select a Native American author from these listed at the IPL. (Cynthia Leitich Smith / Jake Swamp / Joseph Bruchac / Rabiah Yazzie Seminole) Write down a title of their works. Check to see if your school or community library has any of their works.

www.ipl.org/div/natam/



8. According to the 2000 US Census, how many Native Americans live in your state? (Hint: Calculation required)
www.census.gov/main/www/cen2000.html


9. The Seminole Tribe lives in the Southeastern US. Utilize this site to write 4 facts about them.

www.seminoletribe.com/culture/index.shtml
10. Select a tribe listed on this web page. Write 5 facts you learn about them.

www.hanksville.org/NAresources/indices/NAhistory.html

[keirra v]

1.corn, nuts, fish.

2.they make there cloths from animal skins.

3.they lived in peaceful groups.now they live in homes.

4.the cheif,and the cheif tells them what to do.

5.pow wow is a logo

6.

[Terrel Emerson]

1.cherries,bread,fish,nuts,and corn.
2.Cloths
3.mat covered long house,100 feet long
3.5.In big groups
4.Cedar roots and limbs were split into narrow strips to make baskets
5.The Three Sisters all work together. Critters will find it harder to invade your garden by interplanting your corn, beans and squash. The corn stalk serves as a pole for the beans, the beans help to add the nitrogen to the soil that the corn needs, and the squash provides a ground cover of shade that helps the soil retain moisture.
5.5.I don't know
6.It wouldn't pop up so I quit
6.5.It wouldn't pop up it got stuck again
7.Cynthia Leitich Smith wrote "Together with Grandpa
8.1.2%
9.The expression of Seminole culture has also been manifested on the artist's canvas. "Sweetgrass" baskets have been made by Seminole Indians for more than 60 years. The amount of beads worn by Seminole women was a phenomenon to all who saw them. There are eight Seminole clans - Panther, Bear,
Deer, Wind, Bigtown, Bird, Snake, and Otter.
10.It was confusing for me it said something about itunes

[cathy nguyen]

1. They ate cherries with bread, fried rabbits, and many more.
2. Most of their clothing was made from animal skin. Men our skin leggings, a loin cloth, and belts. Women wore dresses made of deerskin.
3. They lived in small villages along streams and rivers. The house was tule mat-covered long houses. They now live in modern homes, but still camp.
4. The canoe was the most important tool of the Suquamish people. Most canoes were made from a single cedar tree.
5. The Three Sisters all work together. Critters will find it harder to invade your garden by interplanting your corn, beans and squash.
6. It is a search engine. You were invited you would see things from clothes, radio, singing, dancing, and so on.
7. Cynthia Leitich Smith; "Together with Grampa, Ray Halfmoon, a Seminole-Cherokee boy, finds creative and amusing solutions to life's challenges."
8. There is 1.2% Native Americans in California.
9.
10.

[mayela roman]

1.The Eastern Native Americans ate corn, grits, nuts, and fish
2.The Plains indians wore mostly animal skins, and the men wore leggings, belts, and a loin cloth.
3a.The Nez Perce house was a tule mat-covered long house.
3b.The Nez Perce now live in North Central Idaho.
4.The most important tool for the Squamish people was the canoe.They made it out of cedar tree.
5a.The Three Sister is a type of gardening method.
5b.They....idk
6.A Pow Wow is a seaerch engine.
7.One of the books Joseph Bruchac made was "The Arrow Over the Door''. No they dont have it in the school library.
8.There is 1.2% Native Americans live in my state
9.
10.

[galin]

1.corn,beans sqash
2.deer skin and antelope skin
3.in peaceful groups
4.
5.corn beans and sqash
6.its like a little get together
7.gansworth,eric
8.54,054,025
9.like art,basketery ,chikee,ciltur
10.

[Sarahi Cordero]

1. They ate food the mother was cooks onions that the dad has just gathered.
But they said dried corn,and also cooking stew they cooked.
2. Indians made their own clothes with animal skins and also antelope and deer.
Men clothes wore animal skin with loin cloth.
3. They lived teepees made of buffalo hides.And also nomads.
4. Suquamish people a fishing tribe whose leader was Cheif Settle.
5.

[alan manalang]

1. native americans ate corn, nuts, grits, and fish
2. their clothings was made from animal skins. the men wore skin leggings with belts and no shirts. the women wore dresses made from deerskin with jewelery
3. their house was a tule mat-covered long house
3.5. Today the Nimi'ipuu live all over the world, but the Nez Perce Reservation is located in North Central Idaho.
4. the canoe. it was made from cedar tree
5. The Three Sisters is a gardening technique that uses corn, beans, and squash that work together to protect themselves from dying and critters
5.5 The Three Sisters all work together. Critters will find it harder to invade your garden by interplanting your corn, beans and squash. The corn stalk serves as a pole for the beans, the beans help to add the nitrogen to the soil that the corn needs, and the squash provides a ground cover of shade that helps the soil retain moisture.
6. pow wow is a gathering of native americans for a festival or ceremony
6.5 i would see everything like dances, food, and ceremonial traditions
7. Joseph Bruchac and one of his books are "The Arrow Over the Door''
8. there are 1.2% native americans living in California
9. at night around camp fires, the elders would tell stories to the young children. there are eight different clans in the seminole tribe such as Panther, Bear,
Deer, Wind, Bigtown, Bird, Snake, and Otter. the seminole dolls portrays their clothing and hairstyle worn by traditional seminole men and women. they have two languages used today but isn't traditionally written
10.

[amanda ruiz]

1.They eat bread,fish,berries,corn,nuts,stew,etc.
2.Men typically wore animal skin leggings, a loin cloth, and a belt.  They rarely wore shirts, instead they wrapped buffalo furs over their shoulders.  These were known as buffalo robes. Women and girls of the tribes wore dresses made of deerskins.They made all of their own clothes.  Most all of their clothes were made from animal skins. 
3.The principal Nimi'ipuu house was the tule mat-covered long house.  The length varied, but could be over 100 feet long.  These dwellings were used for ceremonial purposes, and for winter housing by several families.
b.Today the Nimi'ipuu live all over the world, but the Nez Perce Reservation is located in North Central Idaho.
4.The canoe was the most important tool of the Suquamish people. . Most canoes were made from a single cedar tree.
5.When you grow corn,beans, and squash together.
b. The Three Sisters all work together. Critters will find it harder to invade your garden by interplanting your corn, beans and squash. The corn stalk serves as a pole for the beans, the beans help to add the nitrogen to the soil that the corn needs, and the squash provides a ground cover of shade that helps the soil retain moisture
6.Pow Wow time is the Native American people’s way of meeting together, to join in dancing, singing, visiting, renewing old friendships and make new ones.
7.Dance In the Rain by Shirley G. Webb
9."Sweetgrass" baskets have been made by Seminole Indians for more than 60 years. There are eight Seminole clans - Panther, Bear,
Deer, Wind, Bigtown, Bird, Snake, and Otter.Tribes of Indians in Oklahoma began to be Christianized mainly through the efforts of the Southern Baptist Convention,

[Jeremy hewitt]

1.cherries,bread,fish,nuts,and corn.
2.Cloths
3.mat covered long house,100 feet long
3.5.In big groups
4.Cedar roots and limbs were split into narrow strips to make baskets
5.The Three Sisters all work together. Critters will find it harder to invade your garden by interplanting your corn, beans and squash. The corn stalk serves as a pole for the beans, the beans help to add the nitrogen to the soil that the corn needs, and the squash provides a ground cover of shade that helps the soil retain moisture.
5.5.I don't know
It is a search engine. You were invited you would see things from clothes, radio, singing, dancing, and so on.
7. Cynthia Leitich Smith; "Together with Grampa, Ray Halfmoon, a Seminole-Cherokee boy, finds creative and amusing solutions to life's challenges."
8. There is 1.2% Native americans

[MAURICESA GIPSON]

♥1.THE FOOD THEY ATE IN EASTERN WOODLANDS WAS STEW WITH LOTS OF DRIED CORN AND ALSO ONIONS.

2.INDIANS MADE ALL OF THEIR CLOTHING ,MOST OF THEIR CLOTHES WERE MADE OF ANIMAL SKIN ,LIKE ANTELOPE &ND DEER.

3.THE NEZ PERCE LIVED IN PEACE GROUPS.

3.5THEY LIVE IN INDIA.....

4. THE MOST IMPORTANT TRIBE WAS THE FISHING TRIBE WHOSE LEADER WAS CHIEF SEATTLE.

5.The Three Sisters all work together. Critters will find it harder to invade your garden by interplanting your corn, beans and squash. The corn stalk serves as a pole for the beans, the beans help to add the nitrogen to the soil that the corn needs, and the squash provides a ground cover of shade that helps the soil retain moisture.

5.5 iT`S ALL iN [PAR] 5.

6.POW WOW iS A GAME.

6.5 i WiLL SEE LOT`S OF PEOPLE THEiR.

7.RON EVANS,IS A STORY TELLER.

SORRi CANT` FiNiSH♥

[elizabeth sanchez]

1. maize, beans and squash in the background, and a hearth with ceramic and birchbark cooking vessels.

2. Men typically wore animal skin leggings, a loin cloth, and a belt.  They rarely wore shirts, instead they wrapped buffalo furs over their shoulders.  These were known as buffalo robes.  A distinguish man, who was known for his bravery, often wore a grizzly bear claw necklace.  A man who was considered to be a distinguished warrior often wore an eagle feather warbonnet.  The number of feathers on the warbonnet related to the number of brave acts performed by each man.

Women and girls of the tribes wore dresses made of deerskins.  Women often wore jewelry, such as earrings and bracelets, made of sea shells, metal, or beads.

Young boys in the tribe often wore leggings and loin cloths like the tribal men.

All Plains Indians wore moccasins on their feet. 

3. The principal Nimi'ipuu house was the tule mat-covered long house.  The length varied, but could be over 100 feet long.  These dwellings were used for ceremonial purposes, and for winter housing by several families. And tipi

b. Today Nimi'ipuu live in modern homes.  We still camp and travel using the tipi for shelter, because the tipi is very portable.

4. The canoe was the most important tool of the Suquamish people. Most canoes were made from a single cedar tree.

5. The Three Sisters all work together. Critters will find it harder to invade your garden by interplanting your corn, beans and squash. The corn stalk serves as a pole for the beans, the beans help to add the nitrogen to the soil that the corn needs, and the squash provides a ground cover of shade that helps the soil retain moisture.

6. Pow Wow time is the Native American people’s way of meeting together, to join in dancing, singing, visiting, renewing old friendships and make new ones.

dancing singing vistint renewing friendship and catching up.

7. Dead Voices : Natural Agonies in the New World by Gerald Vizenor

9. The expression of Seminole culture has also been manifested on the artist's canvas

Sweetgrass" baskets have been made by Seminole Indians for more than 60 years.

The amount of beads worn by Seminole women was a phenomenon to all who saw them.

There are eight Seminole clans - Panther, Bear,
Deer, Wind, Bigtown, Bird, Snake, and Otter.

[Jovana Hernandez]

1.They eat maize, beans and squash in the background, and a hearth with ceramic and birchbark cooking vessels.
2.Their clothes were made from animal skins. Such as antelope and deer.  The women were responsible for making clothes for their entire tribe.
3.They lived in groups of extended families, in small villages along streams and rivers. In atule mat-covered long house. 
3.5.They live in modern homes.
4.The most important tool was the canoe and it was made from the cedar tree.
5.It is a method for harvesting.
6.It is a festival.
6.5.I might see lots of people.
7.
8.
9.
10.

[Omar Guzman]

1.They cherries, squash, corn, fish, and nuts.
2.Their clothes were made of skinned leged clothes. Such as antelope and deer. they were made of deer skin.
3.They lived in groups of extended families, in small villages along streams and rivers. In atule mat-covered long house. 
3.5.They live in modern homes.
4.The most important tool was the canoe which was made from the cedar tree.
5.It is a method for harvesting.
6.It is a festival.
6.5.I dont know what I will see.
7.
8.
9.
10.

[Samantha Patino]

1. They ate a variety of things.
2. Most of their clothes were made from animal skins.
3. They lived in big groups.
4. The most important tool was the canoe and most were made from a single cedar tree.
5a. It's a method used for gardening.
5b. It includes everybody working together.
6a. A Pow Wow is a search engine.
6b. If I was invited to one then I'd see things like clothes and people would be singing and dancing.
7. Joseph Bruchac wrote a book called "The Arrow Over the Door" and no, it's not in the school/community library.
8. 1.2% of Native Americans live in my state.
9. The Seminole culture expression has been nanifested on artists' canvas. Seminole Indians have made "sweetgrass"baskets for over 60 yrs.The 8 Seminole clans are Panther, Bear, Deer, Wind, Bigtown, Bird, Snake, and Otter. The Seminole women wore various amounts of beads were a phenomenon to all who saw them.
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[alejandra cortez]

1)berries and cherries

2)Men typically wore animal skin leggings, a loin cloth, and a belt

3)The nimi'ipuu lived in peaceful groups traveling seasonally with the deep canyons cut by the snake, clearwater and salmon rivers.

3.5)today the nimi'ipuu live all over the world, but the nez perce reservation is located in north central idaho

4)don't understand the question!

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6)A pow-wow (sometimes powwow or pow wow) is a gathering of Native Americans. It derives from the Narragansett word powwaw, meaning shaman. It has since come to be used to describe any gathering of Native Americans of any tribe, and as such is occasionally heard in older Western movies. The word has also been used to refer to any meeting, but especially a congress, a friendly gathering, or a meeting of powerful people such as officers in the military.

7)

[Tamia Leavell]

1. They ate cherries, bread, fish, nuts, and corn.
2. Their clothes were made out of animal skin which was antelope and deer skin.
3. They lived in small villages along streams and rivers and the house was tule mat-covered long houses.
3.5. They now live in modern homes now located in North Central Idaho.
4.The canoe was the most important tool for them and most canoes are made with cedar trees.
5. The three sisters is a method for harvesting.
5.5. The three sisters worked together.
6. Pow Wow is a way American people meet together.
6.5. You would see people singing and dancing and see food and clothes.
7. Joseph Bruchac wrote a book called "The Arrow Over the Door" and no, it's not in the school/community library.
8. 1.2% Native Americans live in my state.
9.The Seminole culture expression has been nanifested on artists' canvas. Seminole Indians have made "sweetgrass"baskets for over 60 yrs.The 8 Seminole clans are Panther, Bear, Deer, Wind, Bigtown, Bird, Snake, and Otter. The Seminole women wore various amounts of beads were a phenomenon to all who saw them.
10. The webpage doesn't work.

[SERGIO CERVANTES]

1. maize, beans and squash in the background, and a hearth with ceramic and birchbark cooking vessels.
2. Men typically wore animal skin leggings, a loin cloth, and a belt.  They rarely wore shirts, instead they wrapped buffalo furs over their shoulders.  These were known as buffalo robes.  A distinguish man, who was known for his bravery, often wore a grizzly bear claw necklace.  A man who was considered to be a distinguished warrior often wore an eagle feather warbonnet.  The number of feathers on the warbonnet related to the number of brave acts performed by each man.
Women and girls of the tribes wore dresses made of deerskins.  Women often wore jewelry, such as earrings and bracelets, made of sea shells, metal, or beads.
Young boys in the tribe often wore leggings and loin cloths like the tribal men.
All Plains Indians wore moccasins on their feet. 
3. The principal Nimi'ipuu house was the tule mat-covered long house.  The length varied, but could be over 100 feet long.  These dwellings were used for ceremonial purposes, and for winter housing by several families. And tipi
b. Today Nimi'ipuu live in modern homes.  We still camp and travel using the tipi for shelter, because the tipi is very portable.
4. The canoe was the most important tool of the Suquamish people. Most canoes were made from a single cedar tree.
5. The Three Sisters all work together. Critters will find it harder to invade your garden by interplanting your corn, beans and squash. The corn stalk serves as a pole for the beans, the beans help to add the nitrogen to the soil that the corn needs, and the squash provides a ground cover of shade that helps the soil retain moisture.
6a. A Pow Wow is a search engine.
6b. If I was invited to one then I'd see things like clothes and people would be singing and dancing.
7. Joseph Bruchac wrote a book called "The Arrow Over the Door" and no, it's not in the school/community library.
8. 1.2% of Native Americans live in my state.
9. The Seminole culture expression has been nanifested on artists' canvas. Seminole Indians have made "sweetgrass"baskets for over 60 yrs.The 8 Seminole clans are Panther, Bear, Deer, Wind, Bigtown, Bird, Snake, and Otter. The Seminole women wore various amounts of beads were a phenomenon to all who saw them.