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Study Guide First Americans Social Studies, Grade 5
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FIRST
AMERICANS
Who
were
the
First
Americans?
It
is
believed
that
the
first
human
beings
in
America
came
from
Asia.
Thousands
of
years
ago,
a
bridge
of
land
connected
Asia
and
North
America.
The
first
Americans
crossed
the
bridge
of
land
from
Asia
to
North
America.
The
first
Americans
depended
upon
their
environment
for
their
food,
clothing,
and
shelter.
The
Inuit
who
lived
in
Alaska
depended
upon
the
seal
and
the
caribou
for
food,
clothing,
and
fuel.
Shelters
called
igloos
were
built
from
blocks
of
snow.
The
Indians
of
the
Pacific
Northwest
depended
upon
the
water
and
the
forests
for
their
basic
needs.
Salmon
was
a
fish
important
to
the
Indians
of
the
Pacific
Northwest.
The
Indians
of
the
Pacific
Northwest
made
their
plank
houses
from
wood.
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Native
Americans
who
lived
in
the
deserts
of
the
Southwest
were
known
as
the
Pueblo
Indians.
The
Pueblo
Indians
built
their
homes
from
clay
bricks
called
adobe.
Some
Pueblo
Indians
built
their
homes
on
flat-topped
hills
called
mesas.
The
basic
food
of
the
Pueblo
Indians
was
corn.
The
Plains
Indians
were
nomads,
or
people
who
moved
from
place
to
place
in
search
of
food.
They
depended
on
the
buffalo
for
their
basic
needs.
The
Plains
Indians
lived
in
tepees
made
from
the
skins
of
buffalo.
The
Iroquois
Indians
depended
on
the
deer
for
their
basic
needs.
The
Iroquois
built
houses
from
wood
and
deerskin
that
were
called
longhouses.
Corn,
beans,
and
squash
were
some
of
the
crops
grown
by
the
Iroquois.
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