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Native AmericansNative Americans
Their lifestyle and cultureTheir lifestyle and culture
Where are they?
• Today 1% of the U.S. population are
Native American
• They represent more than 1/2 of the
nation’s culture
• There are over 500 tribes, each has
its own language and tradition
• The Navajos or the Diné Nation is
the largest.
What are the names of
other tribes?
• Can you pronounce…. NAVAJO
OGLALA….SIOUX….CHEROKEE……
• BLACKFEET………...FORT
APACHE…….ROSEBUD SIOUX……?
• Let’s have a look at one of these
tribes
The Navajo Tribe
• In its language it means “planted
fields”
• It’s also known as Diné
• You can visit them in Arizona, New
Mexico,Utah and Colerado
• They still live there on their own
Reservation
• They are also U.S. citizens
Politics!!!!???
• There is a chief, chosen by a tribunal.
• His work is very hard as he works like
a negotiator, not like a King.
• He has to make everyone agree
• The chief and the tribal council are
elected by the people
Language
• What do Native Americans speak?
• Everyone speaks English but nearly
150,000 speak the native Navajo
language too.
• It’s very hard, it was used during
World War 2 as a code maker and
breaker.
What about the
children?
• They go to school,play and help at
home!
• They like hunting and fishing
• In the past, more work, less play
• They had toys: dolls, other games
• They loved races, archery and riding
horses.
• Babies stayed with their Mummies on
their backs
Native American babies
with their Mummies
WHERE DO THEY LIVE?
• Nowadays, they live in houses, flats
and apartments
• Before they lived in HOGANS
• These are Earth Houses which are
dome shaped with the door facing
East
• HOGANS are used for Religious and
Cultural events
A Navajo Hogan
Men sit South, women on the
North, Guests on the West!
There are other types of
homes
• A Wigwam home
• A Longhouse
• A Teepee or Tipis
• A Grass house
• A wattle or daub house
• A Plank house and an Igloo
Different types of
Wigwams
Different types of
Longhouses
Teepees
A Grass house
Wattle or Daub Houses
Plank houses
Adobe Houses or Pueblos
Igloos
Clothes!
• Men!
• Breechcloth, leggings, headbands
• Women!
• Skirts, blouses, ponchos,
• Feet! Hair
• Moccasins, Elaborate hairstyles
• Make up!
Head dresses
• They did not wear head dresses, they
wore head bands
• You had to earn your feathers
• An eagle feather!
• Make up
• Pow Wows and Teepees
Transport
• They walked everywhere!
• Coastal tribes travelled by boat
• When the Spanish came they brought
horses. Native Americans loved
horses
• They used dogs and drag sled
How Romantic!
Wild and free …like 4ºB
Food
• The Navajos were farmers
• Corn beans and Squash
• Men hunted and fished
• The Spanish introduced domestic
animals
• They used weapons to hunt!
In their Free Time!!
• Wars!!!
• Trade
• Peace
• Kidnap
• Battles
• Arts and Crafts
Native americans tribes
Native americans tribes
Native americans tribes
Native americans tribes

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Native americans tribes

  • 1. Native AmericansNative Americans Their lifestyle and cultureTheir lifestyle and culture
  • 2. Where are they? • Today 1% of the U.S. population are Native American • They represent more than 1/2 of the nation’s culture • There are over 500 tribes, each has its own language and tradition • The Navajos or the Diné Nation is the largest.
  • 3.
  • 4. What are the names of other tribes? • Can you pronounce…. NAVAJO OGLALA….SIOUX….CHEROKEE…… • BLACKFEET………...FORT APACHE…….ROSEBUD SIOUX……? • Let’s have a look at one of these tribes
  • 5. The Navajo Tribe • In its language it means “planted fields” • It’s also known as Diné • You can visit them in Arizona, New Mexico,Utah and Colerado • They still live there on their own Reservation • They are also U.S. citizens
  • 6.
  • 7.
  • 8.
  • 9.
  • 10. Politics!!!!??? • There is a chief, chosen by a tribunal. • His work is very hard as he works like a negotiator, not like a King. • He has to make everyone agree • The chief and the tribal council are elected by the people
  • 11. Language • What do Native Americans speak? • Everyone speaks English but nearly 150,000 speak the native Navajo language too. • It’s very hard, it was used during World War 2 as a code maker and breaker.
  • 12. What about the children? • They go to school,play and help at home! • They like hunting and fishing • In the past, more work, less play • They had toys: dolls, other games • They loved races, archery and riding horses. • Babies stayed with their Mummies on their backs
  • 13.
  • 15. WHERE DO THEY LIVE? • Nowadays, they live in houses, flats and apartments • Before they lived in HOGANS • These are Earth Houses which are dome shaped with the door facing East • HOGANS are used for Religious and Cultural events
  • 17. Men sit South, women on the North, Guests on the West!
  • 18. There are other types of homes • A Wigwam home • A Longhouse • A Teepee or Tipis • A Grass house • A wattle or daub house • A Plank house and an Igloo
  • 23. Wattle or Daub Houses
  • 25. Adobe Houses or Pueblos
  • 27. Clothes! • Men! • Breechcloth, leggings, headbands • Women! • Skirts, blouses, ponchos, • Feet! Hair • Moccasins, Elaborate hairstyles • Make up!
  • 28.
  • 29.
  • 30.
  • 31. Head dresses • They did not wear head dresses, they wore head bands • You had to earn your feathers • An eagle feather! • Make up • Pow Wows and Teepees
  • 32.
  • 33.
  • 34.
  • 35. Transport • They walked everywhere! • Coastal tribes travelled by boat • When the Spanish came they brought horses. Native Americans loved horses • They used dogs and drag sled
  • 37.
  • 38. Wild and free …like 4ºB
  • 39. Food • The Navajos were farmers • Corn beans and Squash • Men hunted and fished • The Spanish introduced domestic animals • They used weapons to hunt!
  • 40.
  • 41.
  • 42.
  • 43.
  • 44. In their Free Time!! • Wars!!! • Trade • Peace • Kidnap • Battles • Arts and Crafts