The document summarizes key aspects of Native American tribes across North America, including their natural resources, housing, means of survival, and some additional facts. It covers Plains Indians like the Dakota and Sioux who lived in tipis and followed buffalo herds, Northwest tribes like the Kwakiutl who fished and built totem poles, and Southwest tribes such as the Navajo and Hopi who farmed and wove. It also discusses Northeast woodlands tribes, Southeast tribes including the Chickasaw and Creek, and their use of land and rivers for hunting and housing.

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2. Plains Indians Examples of Tribes-Dakotas, Cheyenne, Sioux Natural Resources-Buffalo, water, trees Types of Homes-Tipis How They Survied-followed and Hunted Buffalo Herds Facts-One of the other ceremones they did was the medicen dance.

3. Northwest Tribes-Kwakiutl Natural-Resources-Land , Rivers ,Forests Homes-Long house How they Survived-hunting, fishing, made clothing Facts-made totem poles 10-70 ft

4. Southwest Tribes-Navajo, Apache, Pueblo, Hopi Natural Resources-Water, Land Homes-Hogan How They Survived-farmed and raised sheep. Facts-known for weaving and sandpainting

5. Northeast Tribes-Iroquois, Wampanoag, Woodlands Natural Resources-Land, water, Forest Animals Homes-Long house, Wigwam How They Survived-Lived off Land-Hunted and fished-Grew there own food to eat.

6. Southest Tribes-Chickasaw, Chocktaw, Cheroke, creek, Siminole Natural Resources-Land, rivers, forests Homes-Huts around mounds How they Survived-hunted animals for food. Facts-The Creeks gave Alabama its state name.