World History, Grades 9-12

Inuit

Inuit

Kutchin Inuit

Kwakiutl

Coos

Pomo

Shoshone

Crow

Mandan

Lakota

Cheyenne

Arapaho

Apache

Aztec

Maya

Ojibwa Algonquin

Huron

Iroquois

Cherokee

Miami

Shawnee

Comanche

Natchez

Navajo

Hopi

Tohono

O'odham

Blackfeet

Abenaki

Cayuga,

Mohawk,

Oneida,

Onondaga,

Seneca

Aleut

Chinook

Chumash

Cochimi

Cree

Dogrib

Haida

Illinois

Miwok Kiowa

Mixtec

Montagnais

Muskogee

(Creek)

Nootka Salish

Slave

Timucua

Ute

Zuni

Nez

Perce

Delaware

Tlingit

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OCEAN

ATLANTIC

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Hudson

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2,000 Kilometers

Osage

Native American Cultures

Arctic

Subarctic

Northwest Coast

Plateau

Great Basin

California

Southwest

Great Plains

Northeast

Southeast

Mesoamerica

Tribe name

North American Culture Areas, c. 1400

GEOGRAPHY SKILLBUILDER:Interpreting Maps

1.RegionWhich Native American culture groups had the

largest number of tribes?

2.Human-Environment InteractionIn which culture areas

would movement of trade goods be made easier by

river and lake connections?

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