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Social Studies, Chapter 2, Lesson 4 Outline

IV. The Northwest Coast

A.  Rich Resources

1.  Potlach means “______”

2.  Tribes of the Northwest Coast, including the______, the______, the______, and the ______gave such parties.

3.  The Northwest Coast cultural region had plentiful ______resources, such as tall, sturdy______, game for ______, and waters filled with______and______.

4.  The people got all they needed from______and ______.

5.  The Kwakiutl lived on______along the______coast of what is now______.

6.  Displaying______and______were very important in Kwakiutl culture. ______shields and stacks of______were common gifts.

7.  The______a carved post with______or other images representing a person’s ancestors, was another way to show______.

8.  With so much______available, the Kwakiutl became master______.

9.  A master carver used a single cedar ______to make a dugout______used to______at sea. They hunted for______, ______, and______. Such prey provided______for food, ______for clothing, and______for lamps and heating.

B. Customs and Traditions

1.  A______was an important person in Kwakiutl culture who people came to when they were not______well. They believed the shaman could______them. Both ______and______could become shamans in the Kwakiutl culture.

2.  Kwakiutl shaman sometimes performed______ceremonies. They wore carved______.

3.  Because______was plentiful, they had time to create beautiful objects such as______, ______, and ______which were carved from wood and decorated with______. The objects reflected the Kwakiutls’ ______for the ______around them.

4.  Kwakiutl could wear______clothing due to the mild coastal______. Women wove______bark into ______, which they made into______for themselves and______for the men.

5.  They also wore clothing made of______. In the colder weather, they put on______furs.

6.  The forests’ cedar______provided sturdy ______. Logs provided the______posts for a house and its roof beams. ______cut from logs formed the walls and roof.

C. The Kwakiutl Today

1.  Today only about______survive. Most men work in______, ______, and______.

2.  They keep many aspects of their______culture.

3.  They have added new______. Foods such as______, ______, ______, and ______have joined berries, game, and fish.

4.  Powerboats have replaced their cedar______.

5.  Newer building methods have replaced traditional cedar______.

6.  Both medical______and shamans serve the people.

7.  The Kwakiutl still give______today.