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Final Jeopardy
JeopardyEnvironment
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Clothing
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from Environment
This tribe lived in the Plateau Region between the Cascades and Rocky Mountains
$100 Answer Environment
What is Nez Perce
$200 Question from Environment
The _________ were a large American Indian group in the Pacific Northwest.
$200 Answer from Environment
What is Kwakiutl
$300 Question from Environment
This skillful group of Native Americans lived in the area that is present-day Arizona.
$300 Answer from Environment
What is the Hopi
$400 Question from Environment
This tribe lived in a warm, southern climate in the woodlands.
$400 Answer from Environment
What is the Seminole
$500 Question from Environment
We were the tribe of the Great Plains region.
$500 Answer from Environment
What is the Pawnee
$100 Question from Diet
This tribe planted corn, squash, and beans- known as the “Three Sisters”. Agriculture and irrigation was very important to our tribe.
$100 Answer from Diet
What is the Hopi
$200 Question from Diet
We ate seal, whale and caribou meat that we obtained by hunting and fishing.
$200 Answer from Diet
What is the Inuit.
$300 Question from Diet
Our tribe’s main food was salmon and the camas root. We did NOT farm, but we did gather roots, plants, berries and nuts.
$300 Answer from Diet
What is the Nez Perce.
$400 Question from Diet
Our group ate deer, bear, rabbits, alligator, corn, and squash. We obtained our food from hunting, fishing and farming in our WARM environment.
$400 Answer from Diet
What is the Seminole
$500 Question from Diet
Our group hunted salmon, other fish, and shellfish from the ocean and rivers near us. We hunted for deer, beavers, caribou, and bears. We also ate roots and berries that we gathered, because we DIDN’T farm, but we LOVE to have potlatches.
$500 Answer from Diet
A. What is the Kwakiutl
$100 Question Shelter
We lived in homes without walls called, “Chickees”, made of posts and palmetto leaves because our environment was so warm.
$100 Answer from Shelter
What is the Seminole
$200 Question from Shelter
Up to 20 families in our tribe lived together during the winter in a Long House. A trench ran through the center of the longhouse for each family’s cooking fire.
$200 Answer from Shelter
What is the Nez Perce
$300 Question from Shelter
We made large dome-shaped earth homes. We used teepees as shelter when we were hunting BUFFALO.
$300 Answer from ShelterWhat is the Pawnee
$400 Question from Shelter
We built igloos while we were on hunting trips, which are made out of hard blocks of ice. They only took us about an hour to build. We lived in tent-like homes dug into the ground during the rest of the year.
$400 Answer from Shelter
What is the Inuit
$500 Question from Shelter
Our tribe made pueblos of adobe bricks that were built on cliffs with many rooms, and a ladder as an entrance to protect us from our enemies.
$500 Answer from ShelterWhat is the Hopi
$100 Question from Clothing
Even though we lived in the DESERT, we made our clothing from woven animal fur.
$100 Answer from Clothing
A. What is the Hopi
$200 Question from Clothing
We used every part of the buffalo to make our clothing.
$200 Answer from Clothing
A. What is the Pawnee
$300 Question from Clothing
We wore very little clothing made of animal skins, furs, and woven grasses due to our warm environment.
$300 Answer from Clothing
What is the Seminole
$400 Question from Clothing
We wore two layers of clothing made from the caribou and polar bear skins that we hunted. We needed these to stay warm in our frigid environment. We also invented parkas and goggles!
$400 Answer from Clothing
What is the Inuit
$500 Question from Clothing
Our tribe used shredded inner bark of cedar trees and animal hides to make WATERPROOF clothing because our climate was so wet. These materials made it easy to move around for hunting berries and trapping salmon.
$500 Answer from Clothing
What is Kwakiutl
Final Jeopardy
Final Jeopardy Answer
1. Inuit2. Nez Perce3. Kwakiutl4. Hopi5. Pawnee6. Seminole
