American Indians developed unique cultures with many different ways of life. American Indian tribes and nations can be classified into cultural groups.

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American Indians developed unique cultures with many different ways of life. American Indian tribes and nations can be classified into cultural groups based on geographic and cultural similarities.

The Indians of North and South America formed hundreds of tribes and nations with many different ways of life. Anthropologists classify tribes and nations into groups with strong geographic and cultural similarities. These classifications are referred to as cultural areas or cultural groups.

The cultural groups of Canada and the United States are: 1. The Arctic; 2. The Subarctic; 3. The Northeast, often called the Eastern Woodlands; 4. The Southeast; 5. The Plains; 6. The Northwest Coast; 7. California; 8. The Great Basin; 9. The Plateau; and 10. The Southwest

Those of Latin America are: 1. Middle America; 2. The Caribbean; 3. The Andes; 4. The Tropical Forest; and 5. The South American Marginal Regions.

Cultural groupLandClimateSurvived byHomes Southwest Plains Southeast Woodlands Website on next slide

Different Tribes, Different Times Who were the first Americans?

TlingitNavajoCreekIroquoisSioux Region Wear Food Home/ made of

Use this website to gather information on these tribes to fill in the chart. Go down to Activity 2 to find the information. Tlingit Dinè (Navajo) Muscogee (Creek ) Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Lakota (Sioux)

Project Make generalizations about the cultural ways of life among American Indian cultural groups in North and South America. Create a map showing different regions of American Indian cultural groups. Include geographic features (e.g., desert, mountains, bodies of water, plains). Create a color- coded key to identify cultural regions.

MapMaker

Project Research a cultural group and present the information to the class. Research projects could include the creation of artifacts (as appropriate), illustrations, dioramas or creative writing pieces that represent the geographic regions and cultural differences. Present your learning through slide shows, posters, performances or other appropriate methods.

Project Create a product (e.g., illustrated books, brochures, posters, infomercials, pamphlets) explaining how the environment influenced the way of life of a cultural group. Complete a graphic organizer to collect information on all of the cultural groups.

Project websites North American Groups Native Americans in Olden Times