Pueblo Indians
Who built pueblos?
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October 17, 2011 3:36PM
Pueblo people lived in adobe houses known as pueblos, which are multi-story house complexes made of clay and strawand baked into hard bricks. These harden and become adobe stone. Both men and women of the tribe help the houses.
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Is their a difference between Pueblos and pueblos?
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built pueblos out of stone and adobe that surved as homes for
them.
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Why did they build pueblos?
They built pueblos so the people that lived in the pueblos could
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What type of home did the ZUNI build?
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Why did people build pueblos rather than other types of structures?
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Pueblos kept people warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
:) hope it helped!
ANSWER:
The Pueblo Indians built pueblos because straw, sand, and clay
were plentiful. Additionally, the area where the Pueblo Indians
lived was a desert, so they didn't have to worry about rainfall
destroying their homes. Pueblos were good permanent dwellings for
them, since they were farmers, and they were built as if they were
several story apartment buildings.
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What type of shelter did the Anasazi Indian have?
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They built pueblos.
they are made from rock
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Why were pueblos founded?
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What every day activities did the pueblos do?
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could
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What were houses like in the West?
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What were Spanish towns in America?
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pueblos
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What did the people in pueblos and on ranchos do?
What did the people in pueblos and on rancos
do.
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What landforms do the pueblo people have around them?
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Therefore, they had mountains and plateaus all around them.
Asked in Native American History, Pueblo Indians
Who made pueblos?
The Pueblos were actually built by a division of people known
historically as "The Pueblo People." When their culture fell into
disuse they were considered extinct historically. Their decedents
were the Anasazi, Hopi, Navajo and some of the original culture is
still practiced in those tribes.
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What different types of houses were built by the Anasazi?
The different types of housing were built by the Anasazi were
that the built houses on top of each other, creating large
multistoried complexes. They also built their houses in canyon
walls. On th other hand, they built cliff dwellings. They built
houses such as longhouse, kivas, pueblos, and teepees
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Did the pueblos get anything from the eurapeans?
The Pueblos
didn't get anything from the Eurapeans.
The Eurapeans did destroyed the Pueblos and none is left from
them.(HOW SAD)
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What did the hopi live in?
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Who live in the pueblos?
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How were pueblos used?
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How do the pueblo live?
the pueblos lived in the southwest area of north america. they
mostly lived in the desert and built houses out of clay and dried
mud.
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What are pueblos?
Pueblos can describe ancient or modern Native American
Communities in the Southwest.