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10 Cards in this Set
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Far West |
In modern day California and Neveda. Some Native Americans lived in pit houses; Others lived in cone-shaped houses covered with bark. |
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Southwest |
Modern day Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Colorado. Everyone farmed even though some groups hunted. |
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Adobe |
Sun-dried brick |
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Great Plains |
Stretched between the Mississippi river and the Rocky mountains. Mainly lived by farming; Women planted corn, beans, and squash. Hunted buffalo for food as well. |
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Eastern Woodlands |
Eastern United States, modern. Lived by hunting, fishing and foraging for nuts and berries. By A. D. 1000, the major key, for them, was farming. |
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Clan |
Groups of families that were related to one another. |
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Sachem |
Tribal Cheif |
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Southeast |
The Cherokees and Creeks farmed and built houses on wooden frames coverted in straw mats. |
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Stinkard |
At the bottom, commanders |
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Ceremonies |
Potlatch, host showers guest with gifts |
