This is a slideshow that accompanies a lesson on two Native American tribes (Southeast and Northwest), based loosely on Building a Nation, social studies textbook

1. Class 306
Social Studies
4.29.2013
The Southwest
Desert-
Pueblo people

2. The Southwest Cultural Region

3. ARID
(of land or a climate)
Having little or no rain;
too dry

4. The Rio Grande, Arizona,
New Mexico

5. Pueblo
In Spanish, it means
“village”.

6. Around
1050,
Hopi
village
of
Oraibi
was
built.

7. ADOBE
TYPE OF CLAY

8. RESEMBLE
Look like,
Be Like

9. Hopi Village

10. Hopi
Home

11. Kivas, ceremonial chambers

12. Irrigation system

13. Kachinas
dolls
Hopi
belived that
kachinas
could help
bring rain.

14. Rattle-
snake
dance

16. Today 7000 Hopi live on a
reservation in Arizona

17. Hopi ceremonial clothes

18. The Northwest Coast-
Kwakiutl

19. The Northwest Coast

20. 15000 Kwakiutl around 1700s

21. Potlatch
Gift-giving festival;
A family leader hosts guests in their
family's house and holds a feast for
their guests, along with gift giving.
Gifts could be: Chiklat blankets,
dried foods, sugar, flour, or other
material things, and sometimes
money.

22. Kwakiutl potlatch

23. Plentiful Sturdy
Rich
Abundant
Strongly and
solidly built

24. Cedar tree

25. Kawakiutl houses and canoes

26. Kawakiutl hunting

27. Shaman
took care
of the
Kwakiutl
tribe
health
needs.

28. Totem
poles

29. Chilkat
blanket