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Read the text "Native Americans". Match the correct answer. When the Europeans arrived in the continent they called America in the 15th century, many different native tribes already lived there. These people respected the environment, and their ways of life can still teach a lot to the modern world. The Kwakiutl were fishermen. They had large wooden houses. Seven families could live in one house. They had canoes for fishing, hunting, and trading. They used animal skin and even wood to make their winter clothes. The Navajo were farmers and grew crops. They lived in houses made of earth and wood. They travelled on foot. Sometimes dogs pulled them on sleds. The women farmed, looked after the children, and did the housework. The men hunted and protected the tribe. At first, the Cheyenne lived like the Navajo. When the Europeans brought horses to America, they left their farms and moved from place to place. The men hunted buffalo. The women built their houses called 'tepees'. They used buffalo skin. They could take them down and move the village in an hour! Which of the tribes use parts of trees as clothes?

Read the text "Native Americans". Choose the correct answer. When the Europeans arrived in the continent they called America in the 15th century, many different native tribes already lived there. These people respected the environment, and their ways of life can still teach a lot to the modern world. The Kwakiutl were fishermen. They had large wooden houses. Seven families could live in one house. They had canoes for fishing, hunting, and trading. They used animal skin and even wood to make their winter clothes. The Navajo were farmers and grew crops. They lived in houses made of earth and wood. They travelled on foot. Sometimes dogs pulled them on sleds. The women farmed, looked after the children, and did the housework. The men hunted and protected the tribe. At first, the Cheyenne lived like the Navajo. When the Europeans brought horses to America, they left their farms and moved from place to place. The men hunted buffalo. The women built their houses called 'tepees'. They used buffalo skin. They could take them down and move the village in an hour! Which of the tribes grew their own food?

Read the text "Native Americans". Choose the correct answer. When the Europeans arrived in the continent they called America in the 15th century, many different native tribes already lived there. These people respected the environment, and their ways of life can still teach a lot to the modern world. The Kwakiutl were fishermen. They had large wooden houses. Seven families could live in one house. They had canoes for fishing, hunting, and trading. They used animal skin and even wood to make their winter clothes. The Navajo were farmers and grew crops. They lived in houses made of earth and wood. They travelled on foot. Sometimes dogs pulled them on sleds. The women farmed, looked after the children, and did the housework. The men hunted and protected the tribe. At first, the Cheyenne lived like the Navajo. When the Europeans brought horses to America, they left their farms and moved from place to place. The men hunted buffalo. The women built their houses called 'tepees'. They used buffalo skin. They could take them down and move the village in an hour! Which of the tribes used animals to travel?

Read the text "Native Americans". Choose the correct answer. When the Europeans arrived in the continent they called America in the 15th century, many different native tribes already lived there. These people respected the environment, and their ways of life can still teach a lot to the modern world. The Kwakiutl were fishermen. They had large wooden houses. Seven families could live in one house. They had canoes for fishing, hunting, and trading. They used animal skin and even wood to make their winter clothes. The Navajo were farmers and grew crops. They lived in houses made of earth and wood. They travelled on foot. Sometimes dogs pulled them on sleds. The women farmed, looked after the children, and did the housework. The men hunted and protected the tribe. At first, the Cheyenne lived like the Navajo. When the Europeans brought horses to America, they left their farms and moved from place to place. The men hunted buffalo. The women built their houses called 'tepees'. They used buffalo skin. They could take them down and move the village in an hour! Which of the tribes didn't live in one place?

Read the text "Native Americans". Choose the correct answer. When the Europeans arrived in the continent they called America in the 15th century, many different native tribes already lived there. These people respected the environment, and their ways of life can still teach a lot to the modern world. The Kwakiutl were fishermen. They had large wooden houses. Seven families could live in one house. They had canoes for fishing, hunting, and trading. They used animal skin and even wood to make their winter clothes. The Navajo were farmers and grew crops. They lived in houses made of earth and wood. They travelled on foot. Sometimes dogs pulled them on sleds. The women farmed, looked after the children, and did the housework. The men hunted and protected the tribe. At first, the Cheyenne lived like the Navajo. When the Europeans brought horses to America, they left their farms and moved from place to place. The men hunted buffalo. The women built their houses called 'tepees'. They used buffalo skin. They could take them down and move the village in an hour! Which of the tribes made their houses of skin?

Read the text "Native Americans". Match the correct answer. When the Europeans arrived in the continent they called America in the 15th century, many different native tribes already lived there. These people respected the environment, and their ways of life can still teach a lot to the modern world. The Kwakiutl were fishermen. They had large wooden houses. Seven families could live in one house. They had canoes for fishing, hunting, and trading. They used animal skin and even wood to make their winter clothes. The Navajo were farmers and grew crops. They lived in houses made of earth and wood. They travelled on foot. Sometimes dogs pulled them on sleds. The women farmed, looked after the children, and did the housework. The men hunted and protected the tribe. At first, the Cheyenne lived like the Navajo. When the Europeans brought horses to America, they left their farms and moved from place to place. The men hunted buffalo. The women built their houses called 'tepees'. They used buffalo skin. They could take them down and move the village in an hour! Which of the tribes lived near the sea?