The Cahuilla people lived in a hot, dry desert. What did they use to build their homes?

Redwood planks to build strong, warm walls.

Willow branches and palm leaves for shade.

Heavy stones and mud to block the wind.

Thick animal furs stretched over a frame.

A Yurok house was built to keep people warm. How was a Cahuilla house different?

It was built to stay cool and shady.

It was much larger to hold more people.

It was made from materials that were traded from far away.

It was built underground to protect from snow.

A home with thin walls to let air pass through.

A sturdy wooden house that keeps out the rain.

An open shelter made from leaves for shade.

A home built partly underground to stay cool.