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Pueblo
(PWEB- loh)
A spanish word for town.
Tewa
(TAY - wah)
A tribe of Pueblo Indians.
San Juan
(SAN - WAHN)
A city in New Mexico.
Honor
To show respect to or for someone or something.
Ancestors
People one's family comes from; people far back in one's family.
Respect
To show special consideration, appreciation, or admiration to ro for someone or something.
Edler
Someone who is older and often a wise respected leader in a group.
Plaza
(PLAH - zuh)
An open area in a town or city where people gather.
Comanche
(kuh-MAN-chee)
A tribe of American Indians.
Bustle
Gathered material or decoration worn at the back, around or below the waist.
Imitating
Copying what someone does.