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True or False: The freedom most valued by Native North American societies was individual freedom.
false, they emphasized group well-being
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monster
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rocket
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shark
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The obligation of one person or community to another for the benefit of both is called
reciprocity
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How did Native American societies' gender equality compare to Western Europe?
Much more equal in North America
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True or False: West Africans abandoned all their older beliefs when they converted to Islam
false
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How did the belief in reciprocity play out in Native Americans' economic trading relationships?
Trading partners often provided for each other if one was in danger of famine.
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gold
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How was West Africa connected to North Africa and the Middle East?
trans-Saharan trade
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gift
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gift
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What did the Haudenosaunee Great Council representatives discuss in their meetings?
how to deal with outsiders
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Around 9,000 years ago, where did farming first start in the Americas?
Mexico and the mountains of South America
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Which three foods formed the foundation of agriculture in the Americas?
maize (corn), beans, squash
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What did a Catawba map emphasize instead of property ownership?
trade and diplomatic connections between groups
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What beliefs did Native Americans have about land ownership?
They saw land as a resource to use but not something to buy or sell.
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How did politics and power change in Native American societies after the Little Ice Age?
people created more egalitarian politics that allowed more people to participate
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