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spoken records or stories
oral history
method of farming, where you cut down trees and burn them
slash-and-burn
tall carved log used by Native Americans of the Northwest coast to honor important people or events
totem pole
special Native American feast, where the guests receive gifts
potlatch
land that is mostly flat, or with rolling hills, with tall grasses and few trees
prairie
To gather crops such as corn & wheat for use
harvest
flat-topped hills with steep slopes
mesa
What was most likely the biggest similarity between the Tlingit and Navajo people?
Similar language.
People that moved often.
nomads
Who were the first people to have settled in the Americas?
hunter-gatherers
What does "picture writing" mean?
hieroglyphs
The city of Seattle is named for Chief Seattle. What state is this in?
Washington
Extreme cold period about 10,000 years ago
Ice Age
What does "coexist" mean?
live peacefully
What was the "sacred dog"?
horse
What land type are the Great Plains?
prairie
Thought to be the oldest desert Native American group?
Hopi
Early desert people used different types of what to raise their crops?
irrigation
What are the "Three Sisters"?
corn, beans, squash
The buffalo population went from 200 million to 200 in a less than 100 years. Who was to blame for this?
U.S. Government
The Iroquois joined together to become one group. What were BOTH of their names?
Iroquois Confederation & Iroquois League
What do archaeologists study to learn about how early peoples' lived?
artifacts
How did Native Americans pass down their stories?
oral history or spoken records
Types of homes the hohokam lived in?
Homes built partially underground
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