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| Raised roads made of packed earth |
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| The entireway of life of a people |
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| the Spanish word for village |
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| Various cultures that built large earth mounds begining |
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| a region in which people who share a similar way of life |
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| a community of people in which people who share commom customs and language and rituals |
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| Process of spreding ideas from one culture to another to another |
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| Houses dug into the ground and covered with wood and skins |
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| Spirits who were represented by masked Native American dancers |
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| a group of two or more related famiies |
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| The Amount of long distance trade and travel incresed |
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| A council of 50 specially chosen tribal leaders |
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| Several genarations live in one household |
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| Sharing a common ancester |
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| a large town that has its own government and controls the surrounding contryside |
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| a form of government in which ordinary citizens have the power to govern |
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| a system of gvernment in which ordinary citizens choose representatives to govern |
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| System of rule by lords who ruled their lands but owed loyalty and military service to a monarch |
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| helped determined their latitude and longitude while at sea |
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| were a series of wars fought by Christian to control Holyland. |
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