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Mojave Indian Tribe By: Martin. Where did they lived. They lived in South Western California. They lived South Western Arizona. They lived near the Colorado.

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1 Mojave Indian Tribe By: Martin

2 Where did they lived. They lived in South Western California. They lived South Western Arizona. They lived near the Colorado River.

3 Houses The Mojave houses are tepee and there called huts to. They looked like mountains. It was made out of clay grass branch and stone. They were called wikiup’s. They had a hole on top for the smoke can get out the house.

4 Family Some times the family didn’t stay together. They kill lice by bitting them. They farmed.

5 Flag THERE’S NO PICTRUE IT DIDN’T SHOW UP THE PICTRUE we are sorry. The flag meaning is Mo’j means water ha’v means people so people near water

6 Interesting fact’s They had to move house’s when it goes winter or summer. They were good at farmer’s

7 Food The food was cactus fruit and they had pumpkins, corn, beans,and fish. They caught fish by the net.

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9 The References Arizona history book page 162 http://www.bigorrini.org www.Ask.com http://native-American-indian-facty.com www.wasaultibe.com www.nativeamericanindian.com www.mojavemuesem.com www.google Mojave-tribe-facts.com www.google

10 The end! Hope you enjoy!

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