The term 'Southwest Indian Home' refers to the traditional dwellings of the Pueblo people, an indigenous group native to the Southwestern United States. Pueblo is a six-letter word that describes these homes, which are typically made of adobe and have flat roofs. These homes are often multi-storied and feature outdoor terraces and balconies. The Pueblo people have lived in these homes for centuries, and they remain an important part of their culture and identity.