How did food sources for Native Americans of North and Northwest differ from those of Native Americans living in the west and southwest?

Answer 1

The environment and what could grow our survive their would have been a factor. Some natives lived in settlements and others were more migratory in respect to game animals.

Answer 2

Several Native American peoples of the southwest built permanent towns, whereas some Plains peoples built tipis to accommodate their lifestyle, in which hunting bison was important. The Potlatch ceremony was an important tradition to some of the Northwest peoples.

Answer 3

Native Americans used hunting, gathering, farming and on some occasions, raising domestic animals as food sources. Native Americans from the North and Northwest were primarily hunting and gathering societies, but also fished and in some cases were able to farm a bit if the climate permitted. On the other hand, Native Americans in the Southwest, had a more nomadic lifestyle and used hunting and gathering as their main food sources.

Answer 4

The Northern Plains tribes migrated during seasons and hunted buffalo. The Tribes in the North West lived off fish. Tribes in the west lived off deer and elk. Tribes in the South West lived off small game.

Answer 5

While Native American of the Southwest ate foods that included small game, wild turkey, corn, and squash, the Native Americans who lived in the West had food sources like bison and deer. The tribes from the Northwest had foods, such fish, shellfish, rabbit, acorn, berries and other foods that they gathered.

Answer 6

Food sources for Native Americans of the northwest differed from those of the Native Americans living in the west and southwest because those in the northwest had plenty of seafood. They were able to supplement the meat that they hunted, and the vegetables they grew with fish, and shellfish.

Answer 7

Most Native American life was very different in the Southwest from life on the Great Plains. The people on the Plains who were most like the southwest were the settled agricultural peoples such as the Mandan (Rų́ʔeta ") or the Pawnee (Chahiksichahiks). These peoples lived in permanent homes in villages and grew corn, squash and beans. They went hunting for buffalo seasonally. In this way they were similar to the different Pueblo peoples and the Navajo. The Pawnee, some Pueblo people and the Navajo also have matrilineal clans in common. Their religious and philosophical beliefs were not very similar, though.

Some Apache groups in the SW had a life very similar to the Plains people especially the Lipan and Kiowa Apache. The Comanche in Texas also had a life more like the Plains peoples. They were similar to the Lakota in the way they were a horse culture that dominated and forced out neighboring tribes.

Answer 8

because every native has it's own ways or the native has wet soil is good or bad dry soil

Answer 9

Northeast Indians live in the northeast coast and Southwest Indians live in the Southwest coast.