The Wampanoag build a summer home called a wetu. What covers its bent sapling frame?

Wampanoag wampum beads are cut from the shell of which sea animal?

The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe is a nation today, with reservation land in Massachusetts.

Families of which nation shared this kind of long, bark-covered home in the Northeast woodlands?

In the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, who chooses the chiefs who sit on the Grand Council?

The Haudenosaunee plant the Three Sisters together in one mound. Which crops are they?

Haudenosaunee wampum belts are made to hold the record of important agreements.

Tlingit and Haida carvers make totem poles from the logs of which tree?

Tlingit families on the Northwest coast gather each year when which fish swims up the rivers?

A potlatch is a Tlingit ceremony where the host family gives gifts to the guests.

Hopi villages in northeastern Arizona sit on top of high, flat-topped hills called what?

The Hopi homeland gets very little rain. How do Hopi farmers water their corn fields?

Acoma Pueblo homes on their mesa in New Mexico are built from which materials?

Artists of which nation are known around the world for thin-walled painted clay pots like this one?

Acoma Pueblo in New Mexico was built only about fifty years ago.

Why did this home suit Lakota families who moved often to follow the buffalo herds?

The Lakota Nation's homeland is the Great Plains. Which animal there gave families food, shelter, and clothing?

The doorway of a Navajo hogan faces which direction?

Navajo weavers make their famous rugs from the wool of which animal?

The Navajo Nation Council meets in the Navajo Nation's capital. Which town is that?

Sequoyah made 86 written symbols for the Cherokee language. Each symbol stands for what?

Where is the government of the Cherokee Nation based today?

The Cherokee Nation still uses Sequoyah's syllabary today on road signs and official papers.

A Seminole chickee has a cypress log frame. Its roof is thatched with leaves from which plant?

The Chumash of the California coast cross to the Channel Islands in a plank canoe called what?

Ojibwe families harvest manoomin from canoes in shallow northern lakes. What food is manoomin?

Ojibwe canoes were traditionally covered with bark peeled from which tree?

The Nez Perce bred a spotted horse that is known today by which name?

The Nez Perce fish for salmon in their homeland rivers. Their reservation is in which state?

The Makah live at Neah Bay on the Pacific coast. Which large animal did their canoe crews hunt?

In the Choctaw game of stickball, where do players try to send the ball?

In Choctaw stickball, a player may pick up the ball with his hands.

Which animal made Comanche hunters and traders strong across the southern Plains?

Where are the headquarters of the Comanche Nation today?

Pomo weavers of central California are famous for making which beautiful thing?

Hidatsa families beside the Missouri River lived in round earth lodges. What covered the log frame?

Inupiaq hunters in Alaska stretch which covering over the wooden frame of a qayaq?

Inupiaq whaling crews hunt the bowhead whale from a large open skin boat called what?

Each summer the Tohono O'odham of the Sonoran Desert harvest bahidaj, the fruit of which plant?

The Wichita built dome-shaped homes near streams. What covered the wooden frame?