Indigenous Peoples of North America Map
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Métis Nation of Canada Teacher Guide
By Liane Hicks
In Canada, the Métis Nation refers to people of both European and Indigenous ancestry. They are descendants of First Nations mothers and European fur trappers and traders who arrived in the 1700s. Engage and educate students with Storyboard That premade activities!
Storyboard Description
Students can change the colors of the map to match the key demonstrating their knowledge of the different regions. Then, they can add the names of Indigenous Peoples that are native to each region. Teachers can add more requirements to this activity asking students to include more information about each region in the boxes such as physical features, climate or states/provinces included in the regions.
Storyboard Text
- Indigenous Peoples' Cultural Regions of North America
- Aleut
- Yupik
- Tlingit
- Gwich'in
- Haida
- Chumash
- Pomo
- Kwakiutl
- Tanaina
- Chinook
- Inupiat
- Tillamook
- Slavey
- Dogrib
- Yakima,Walla Walla,Nez Perce
- Shoshone, Paiute, Ute
- Hopi, Navajo, Zuni, Pueblo
- Dene
- Concho
- Dakota
- Métis
- Crow,Sioux,Cheyenne,Pawnee,Arapaho,Osage,Kiowa,Wichita,Comanche,Apache
- Cuahuiltec
- Inuit
- Nahuatl
- Cree
- Ojibwa
- Zapotec
- ChoctawNatczez
- WinnebagoSaukFox
- Anishinaabe
- Chickasaw
- Maya
- Miami
- Shawnee
- Creek
- Nipissing
- Cherokee
- Mohawk
- Naskapi
- Powhatan
- Onondaga
- Seminole
- PequotLenape
- Montagnais
- Abenaki
- Micmac
- Taino
- Arawak
- Beothuk
- Name Date
- Key:ArcticSubarcticNorthwest Coast
- *Please note this map lists only some of the hundreds of First Nations and Indigenous Peoples in North America.
- California-IntermountainSouthwestPlateauPlains
- SoutheastEastern WoodlandsCaribbean and Mesoamerica
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