Longhouses
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Native Americans that lived in Mexico and Central America built adobe huts.
Native Americans built their homes differently depending on the climate they lived in. The materials surrounding them and the way the tribe lived also played part in what style of home was built. In all there were five different styles of homes built.
Earth shelters (such as caves) or homes built from logs and natural materials.
a tribe that was in Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, built wigwam homes and farmed, hunted and fished for living
longhouses, huts, teepees, wigwams, and caves.
homes were built from natural resources that were found nearby
The native Americans called their journey away from their homes the Trail of Tears.
of course it is the southwest! i study it all the time
The native Americans life was hard because they had to get food and build homes
The Native Americans of the southwest built homes out of dried clay brick instead of wood and bark because the dried clays were their natural resources. The southwestern region was mostly dry, which is why it was treeless. The Native Americans had to adapt to their surroundings, and so far the dried clays were the best resources to use when building homes. If they had wood and bark around them, they would've definitely used them to make homes like the Iroquois built the longhouses. However, their climate was different from the northeastern regions, so they built adobe buildings or pueblos to live in.
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