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| Comes from weather and climate over the years to become hilly. |
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| PLANTS AND ANIMALS NO LONGER EXIST. |
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| People who live in a particular place. |
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| Before history was written down. |
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| Groups of tribes with common goals and beliefs that unite power. |
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| A fence of stakes set firmly in the ground to enclose or protect a place. |
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| Moving from one region to another |
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| Four states that border Alabama |
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| Tennessee, Mississippi, Florida, and Georgia |
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| How many years ago did people first come to Alabama? |
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| Who made bowls and other items from stone? |
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| Which river borders Alabama and Georgia? |
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| Who used the bow and arrow first? |
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| Alabama is located in which hemisphere? |
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| At the end of the Ice Age, what were the five geographic provinces of the state? |
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1. Highland Rim
2. East Gulf Coastal Plain
3.Cumberland Plateau
4. Alabama Valley and Ridge
5. Piedmont Upland |
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| Who moved into Alabama following herds of now-extinct food animals? |
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| Who studies past cultures by looking at their tools, weapons, buildings, and other remains? |
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| What do we call Scientists that study how the Earth was formed? |
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| Which period were mounds built, and what were they used for? |
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| How were the Woodland Indians and the Archaic Indians alike and different? |
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They were alike because they both hunted for food.
They were different because the Woodland Indians created burial mounds and grew crops. |
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