U.S History midterm flashcards
Southwest cultures
Hopi, Zuni Navajo
Southwest: environment
dry, water-scarce, desert-like
Southwest: Economy
corns, beans, squash, baskets, dolls
Southwest: settlements
built w/adobe, pueblos, irrigation
Northwest: cultures
Nootka, Tlingit, Kwakiutl
Northwest: enviroment
forests, costal waters
Northwest: economy
salmon and other fish
Northwest: settlements
lumber, canoes, totem poles
Great Basin: cultures
Shostone, Ute
Great Basin: environment
dry and mountainous
Great Basin: economy
gathered seeds, hunted rabbits and snakes
Great Basin: settlements
mostly nomadic
Great Plains: cultures
Cheyenne, Pawnee, Sioux
Great Plains: Environment
grasslands, no trees, mostly flat
Great Plains: economy
hunted bison, teepees
Great Plains: settlements
mostly nomadic, some were settled
Far North: cultures
Inuit, Eskimo
Far North: environment
arctic conditions
Far North: economy
hunted seals, walruses, whales, salmon, caribou
Far North: settlements
igloos
Southeast: Cultures
Choctaw, Creek, Cherokee, Chickasaw
Southeast: environment
warm, forest, ornament-like
Southeast: economy
traded stone
Southeast: settlements
mound builders (cementries)
Eastern Woodlands: cultures
Mohawk, Cherokee, Iroquois, Onedia, Seneca, Lenape, Confederation, Delaware
Eastern Woodlands: environment
forests
Eastern Woodlands: economy
hunters, farmers
Eastern Woodlands: settlements
longhouses
Aztecs: Location
northern Mexico
Aztecs: economy
major trading city; farmed tomatoes, chilis, peppers
Aztecs: religion
king had god like power, temples and sacrifices
Aztecs: Contribution
Medicine, Astronomy, Art and architecture, irrigation dishes, Children Of The Sun, Machu Piccu
Aztecs: table of contents
writing (codex)
Inca: location
South America, Andes Mountains