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| They were farmers, they harvested corn. |
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| Their homes were made of adobe and they fit a whole family. Family means not just immediate family, cousins grandparents aunts, uncles, etc. Adobe is stone and clay made into a sun-dried bricks. |
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| They made jewelry out of turquoise and silver. |
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| Men were political and agricultural leaders. The Hopi barely had wars, but if they did, the men would go to war. |
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| Women took care of the house, family and they cooked. |
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| Women harvested nuts and berries. Men hunted deer and fished for salmon and other fish. |
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| Their winter homes were mud houses that were halfway underground. Their summer homes were teepees. |
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| They made things out of buckskin such as headdresses and dolls. They also wove grass into clothing (basket hats). |
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| The Plateau Men hunted, fished and fought for the tribe. |
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| The women found nuts and berries, made crafts, and cooked. |
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| Easter Woodlands Food (Algonquian) |
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| They hunted meats like: crow, pigeon, bear, moose, turkey and duck. They harvested crops like beans, squash, pumpkin, and corn. |
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| They lived in dome-shaped wigwams with a hole on top to let out smoke. Some were big and some were small. |
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| They made pots made out of clay. |
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| Eastern Woodlands Men roles |
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| They hunted, went to war, and performed. |
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| Eastern Woodlands Women roles |
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| Women cooked, took care of children, and performed. |
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| Southeast Food (Seminoles) |
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| Hunted food (deer, raccoon, turkey) and harvested crops. |
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| They lived in hut-shaped chickees. |
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| Lots of jewelry like necklaces, bracelets, and rings. |
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| The men hunted, trapped and fished. |
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| The women were farmers who took care of the children. |
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| Northwest Coast Food (Kwakiutl) |
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| They lived near water, so they fished, ate clams and seaweed, and hunted deer and birds. |
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| They had totem poles outside of their big houses that fit 40 people. Each family had their own part of the house. |
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| Northwest Coast Men roles |
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| The men hunted, fished, and went to war. |
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| Northwest Coast Women roles |
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| They gathered food and took care of their children. |
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| California Intermountain Food (Pomo) |
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| They hunted deer and rabbits. They gathered nuts, berries and acorns and fished. |
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| California Intermountain Homes |
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| They lived in a big community and in teepees. |
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| California Intermountain Crafts |
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| THey made baskets, necklaces and bracelets. |
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| California Intermountain Men roles |
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| The men hunted and built homes. |
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| California Intermountain Women roles |
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| The women cooked, and made jewelry and decorations. |
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