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What are some factors you think led to What are some factors you think led to the end of the Native American cultures the end of the Native American cultures in the United States?in the United States?

This day in HistoryThis day in History::August 19, 1812- The August 19, 1812- The USS Constitution USS Constitution earns its nickname Old Ironsides earns its nickname Old Ironsides

during a naval battle during the War of 1812. during a naval battle during the War of 1812. August 19, 1934- Adolf Hitler becomes president of Germany.August 19, 1934- Adolf Hitler becomes president of Germany.August 19, 1946- Bill Clinton was born in Hope, Arkansas as William August 19, 1946- Bill Clinton was born in Hope, Arkansas as William

Jefferson Blythe III. His father died in a car accident before he was Jefferson Blythe III. His father died in a car accident before he was born so he took the last name of his stepfather, Roger Clinton.born so he took the last name of his stepfather, Roger Clinton.

Native American Native American CulturesCultures

PuebloansPuebloans

Lived in the Southwest Lived in the Southwest United States.United States.

Used irrigation Used irrigation techniques to grow crops techniques to grow crops like maize, beans, and like maize, beans, and squash. squash.

Lived in pueblos made of Lived in pueblos made of heavy clay called adobe. heavy clay called adobe.

By the 1300s the By the 1300s the Puebloans began Puebloans began abandoning their villages. abandoning their villages.

Hopewell and MississippianHopewell and Mississippian

These two societies were These two societies were farming communities in farming communities in the Ohio River Valley.the Ohio River Valley.

These societies built These societies built large mounds to honor large mounds to honor their dead.their dead.

Cahokia was a major city Cahokia was a major city in modern-day Illinois that in modern-day Illinois that may have been home to may have been home to 20,000 Mississippians. 20,000 Mississippians.

Arctic and Subarctic IndiansArctic and Subarctic Indians

The Inuit and Aleut lived in harsh conditions. The Inuit and Aleut lived in harsh conditions.

Lived in igloos, hide tents, and huts.Lived in igloos, hide tents, and huts.

Hunted and fished for large mammals including Hunted and fished for large mammals including whale.whale.

Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest would Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest would carve images on totem poles. carve images on totem poles.

Western IndiansWestern Indians

In the California area there were a great In the California area there were a great deal of food sources so farming was not deal of food sources so farming was not necessary. necessary.

Acorns were a key food source.Acorns were a key food source.

They also hunted for deer and fished. They also hunted for deer and fished.

Eastern IndiansEastern Indians

Lived on farming communities. Lived on farming communities.

In the Northeast the Iroquois League was In the Northeast the Iroquois League was a confederation of tribes who waged war a confederation of tribes who waged war together. together.

This was rare among Native Americans. This was rare among Native Americans.

Native American MapsNative American Maps

Reading Quiz Reading Quiz Wednesday/ThursdayWednesday/Thursday

Chapter 1, Lesson 3, Pages 14-21Chapter 1, Lesson 3, Pages 14-21

Bring colored pencils to class Bring colored pencils to class Wednesday/Thursday.Wednesday/Thursday.