The Anasazi lived in the American Southwest, across four states, where summers reached 92 degrees and winters dropped to -2.5 degrees. They built cliffside homes that could house 2-3 families and farmed corn, squash, and beans while also hunting deer, sheep, and rabbits. For clothing and tools, they used turkey feathers and animal furs. They communicated through pictures and had religious beliefs centered around Manabozho Coyote.

1. ANASAZIBy Kylee Beall

2. Location and ClimateThe Anasazi lived in lived in American Southwest where the corners of four states like Arizona, Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico.

3. The climate in the summer for the Anasazi was 92 degrees. In the winter it was usually -2.5 degrees. Home Structure and Family StructureThey made there houses out of the side of cliffs.

4. About 2-3 families can live in one.FoodThey eat corn, squash, beans, pumpkins, deer, wild sheep, and rabbits.Clothing & ToolsThey wore turkey feathers, and fur from all kinds of animals.Religious Beliefs & CommunicationThey believed in Manabozho Coyote.

5. They made pictures on things.

6. . Arts &CraftsThey make pot’s, shells, baskets, and bag’s.Hunting/Food GatheringThey made nets for catching smaller things and for larger animals.