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    The document describes the traditional homes and food sources of various Native American tribes. The Algonquin lived in wigwams and obtained food through hunting, fishing, and farming activities like the Iroquois in longhouses. Other tribes mentioned are the Cherokee in asis, Seminole in chickees, Sioux in tipis hunting buffalo, Hopi in pueblos as farmers, and Navajo in hogans. Coastal tribes such as the Haida lived in plank houses and relied on fishing, while inland tribes including the Yupik, Iglulik, and Inuit occupied igloos and engaged in hunting and fishing.

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    The document describes the traditional homes and food sources of various Native American tribes. The Algonquin lived in wigwams and obtained food through hunting, fishing, and farming activities like the Iroquois in longhouses. Other tribes mentioned are the Cherokee in asis, Seminole in chickees, Sioux in tipis hunting buffalo, Hopi in pueblos as farmers, and Navajo in hogans. Coastal tribes such as the Haida lived in plank houses and relied on fishing, while inland tribes including the Yupik, Iglulik, and Inuit occupied igloos and engaged in hunting and fishing.

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    Native American Regions and Tribes

    Tribes and Their Homes How They Got Food

    Algonquin - wigwam hunt, fish, and farm


    deer, bear, river and lake fish
    Iroquois - longhouse

    Cherokee - asi hunt and fish


    used traps, nets, and spears

    Seminole - chickee

    Sioux - tipi hunted buffalo

    Hopi - pueblo farmers


    corn, melons, squash

    Navajo - hogan

    Haida - plank fish - hunted salmon

    “The People” (Yupik, Iglulik, hunting and fishing


    Inuit) - igloos

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