Differences And Similarities Between Native Americans And The Southwest

A long time ago, Native Americans has settled in the Eastern Woodlands and the Southwest. The people in both regions has similarities and differences in their developments. People living in the Eastern Woodlands and the people living in the Southwest has many differences and similarities in their developments, such as in housing, food resources and people’s roles. Native Americans that lived in the Eastern Woodlands and the Southwest has different housings. For example, in the Eastern Woodlands region, they built apartments out of wood and logs. However, in the Southwest region, Native American tribes built their houses using adobe bricks that was made from clay and straw bricks. This shows that people in these two regions made houses out of different materials and their houses has different structures. Therefore, there are
For example, in the Eastern Woodlands region, people hunted for bears, beavers and fish. However, in the Southwest region, people hunted for rabbits and they usually hunts for rabbits and there were not that many grazing animals. This shows that because of the geography, the Native Americans in the Eastern Woodlands and the Southwest hunted different foods. Therefore, people in both regions has different food resources, but there are also similarities between people in these two regions. There are similarities between people’s roles in the Eastern Woodlands and the Southwest. For example, in both regions, men’s roles is to hunt for food and sometimes growing crops. Also, women’s roles is to gather crops and berries, grow crops and to do housework such as cooking. This shows that people in the Eastern Woodlands and the Southwest has similarities in their daily lives and there are also similarities between the things that they do. Therefore, people in both regions has some similarities in their roles and daily