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1 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 FoodShelterLand Transportation Name That Group

2 This fish was a very important part of the Plateau’s Peoples diet

3 What are Salmon

4 Canada’s first farmers

5 Who are the Eastern Woodlands

6 Mixture of dried slices of buffalo meat, mixed with melted fat and berries

7 What is pemmican

8 How the Inuit got their vitamins

9 What is from eating the lichen in a caribou stomach

10 The Eastern Woodland “three sisters”

11 What is corn, beans, and squash

12 Inuit word for house

13 What is the igloo

14 Dome shelter that the Subarctic made from birchbark

15 What is a wigwam

16 A person who moves from place to place following animal herds

17 Who is a nomad

18 Important tree used in by the Northwest Coast Peoples to build their shelters

19 What is Cedar

20 Plateau people spent the winter in these partly underground homes

21 What are Pit Houses

22 Flat, treeless land in the Arctic

23 What is Tundra

24 Flat grassland area where the buffalo roamed

25 What is the Plains

26 Rocky mountains, Pacific ocean, massive trees

27 What is Northwest coast

28 Plateau people built their villages here

29 Where is along rivers where the salmon spawn

30 Land of the midnight sun

31 What is the Arctic

32 Subarctic canoes were made from

33 What is birchbark

34 Northwest Coast canoes

35 What are dugout canoes

36 Two types of water transportation for the Inuit

37 What are the Umiak and Kayak

38 Sled that was made from the poles of a teepee

39 What is a travois

40 Plains Natives got these from the Spanish

41 What are horses

42 Inuit means…

43 What is people

44 Special celebration of the Northwest Coast Peoples

45 What is a potlach

46 A joining together of countries, states or tribes

47 What is a Confederacy

48 The Plains Peoples used the brains of the buffalo for this

49 What is for cleaning and softening hides

50 Inuit lamp was made of this

51 What is soapstone filled with blubber

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