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1.) nation
2.) a unit of Federal Government |
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| an elevated piece of flat land |
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a piece of land surrounded by water on 3 sides
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a piece of land completely surrounded by water
water on all 4 sides
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| parts of a country outside major cities |
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Location/enviroment - Northeast
Shelter - Longhouse
Clothes - made from deerskins
food - three sisters, deer, fish, rabbit, fox
jobs/economy - hunters/farmers
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Location/ enviroment - plains
shelter - teepees
clothes - made from buffalo skins
food - buffalo, pemmican, berries
jobs/ economy - hunters |
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location/ enviroment - southwest
shelter - pueblo
clothes - made from cotton/ animal skins
food - three sisters, bread, salt
job/economy - farmers
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the political organization of the Iroquois also know as the league of the 5 nations
1.) Unite Nations
2.) Bring PEace
3.) offer a way to settle disputes among the nations
4.) Form of government
5.) United States constitution was modeled after this confederacy |
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1.) owned property
2.)in charge of planting and harvesting
3.) chose clan leader
4.) childrden belonged to mothers clan
5.) chose sachems or clan leaders
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Five Iroquois Tribes
Seneca
Cayuga
Oneida
Onondaga
Mohawk |
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| two or more people or things that need one another's support |
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| the study of how people and cultures develop |
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Lived in rain forests of the Central America
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Farmed
Used irrigation to carry water to fields
built cities and began to trade goods
used calender( 365 days in a year) |
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Lived inb South America
planted crops on mountainsides
mined for silver and gold
built roads |
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lived in present day Mexico
developed written language
knew mathematics |
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| the study of how people lived a long time ago based on physical things( artifacts) they left behind |
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an object made or changed by human beings especially a tool or weapon used in the past
examples: pottery, weapons, clothes, tools, baskets |
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scientists believe that the first Native Americans came to North America from Asia across a land bridge that connected two continents
these first Americans adopted to the different enviroments of North America and became farmers and hunters
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one who writes or compiles a chronological record of events
a writer, student, or scholar of history |
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the groups of indians in north america adapted to their enviroment
then geography and enviroment decided the types of homes that were built, clothing that was eaten and clothing that was used |
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how the jobs were divided |
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by the gender
both men and women fished and were working with medicine |
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disapoint family
she or he would die because they did not help their family
they did not survive |
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most important job of man |
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they killed what they needed
no animals were wasted
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| they waited for the animals to come to you |
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don't talk too loud
they wouldn't talk loud because they woulds scare away the animals
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made out of
buffalo sinew
buffalo hide
wooden stakes
lodge poles
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elm bark
smoke holes were shared by two families
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adobe walls
sandstobne blocks |
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clearing / crops farming
forest / hunting
trails |
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