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WAT WAS THE REGION/CLIMATE FOR THE OLMEC
OLMEC YEARS |
-Southern Mexico
-tropical climate -RAINY & DRY SEASONS YEARS: 1500BC-A D 300 |
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OLMEC: Georaphical features/ cities/ tribes
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-CITIES BUILT NEAR RIVERS
-SAN LORENZO |
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OLMEC; STRUCTURES/HOMES/FOOD
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OLMEC CROPS & TRADE
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OLMEC; TRADITIONS/DEVELOPMENTS/MISC
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BUILT STRONG TRADE SYSTEM, ALONG RIVER, 'MOTHER CULTURE'
DEV. COUNTING & CALENDAR SYSTEM |
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MAYA; REGION/CLIMATE
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SOUTHERN MEXICO, GUATEMALA, NO. BLIZE
TROPICAL CLIMATE-HOT 7 HUMID |
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MAYA STRUCTURES/FOOD
YEARS |
crops & trade
A D 300- A D 900 |
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MAYA DEVELOPMENTS/TRADITIONS/MISC
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INFLUENCED BY OLMEC, DEV. HIEROGLYPHICS A WRITING SYSTEM, DEV. COUNTING SYSTEMS, DIVIDED PEOPLE INTO SOCIAL CLASSES:
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MAYA: DIVIDED PEOPLE INTO SOCIAL CLASSES:
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1. RELIGIOUS LEADERS
2. IMPORTANT FAMILIES 3. TRADERS 4. FARMERS |
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MOUND BUILDERS REGION/CLIMATE
YEARS |
MOUND-OHIO RIVER VALLEY, CENTRAL USA, MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEY
YEARS: 1000BC--A D 1500 |
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MOUND BUILDERS GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES/CITIES/TRIBES
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ADENA, HOPEWELL, MISSISSIPPIAN TRIBE--THE LARGEST MOUND BUILDING CIVILIZATION
BUILT OF CHOKIA/ILLINOIS MOUNDVILLE/ALABMA |
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MOUND BUILDERS DEVELOPEMENTS/TRADITIONS
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BUILT MOUNDS MADE OF EARTH, MOUNDS BUILT FOR BURIALS, STRONG TRADE SYSTEM
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ANCIENT PUEBLOANS REGIONS/CLIMATE:
YEARS; 100B.C--A D 1300 |
REGIONS/CLIMATE: 4 CORNERS-UTAH, COLORADO, ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO
HOT & DRY |
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ANCIENT PABLOANS CITIES/GEOGRAPHIC/TRIBES
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ANCIENT PABLOANS: CANYONS & CAVES
HOUSES HAD MANY FLOORS & ROOMS, BUILT AGAINST CANYON WALLS OR IN CAVES |
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ANCIENT PABLOANS FOOD
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FOOD: MAIZE/CORN, BEANS, PUMPKINS
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ANCIENT PABLOANS TRADE/TRADITIONS
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EXPERT BASKET MAKERS
25 YR DROUGHT FORCED CIVILIZATION TO DISAPPEAR |
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WAT WAS THE REGION/CLIMATE FOR THE OLMEC
OLMEC YEARS |
-Southern Mexico
-tropical climate -RAINY & DRY SEASONS YEARS: 1500BC-A D 300 |
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OLMEC: Georaphical features/ cities/ tribes
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-CITIES BUILT NEAR RIVERS
-SAN LORENZO |
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OLMEC; STRUCTURES/HOMES/FOOD
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OLMEC CROPS & TRADE
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OLMEC; TRADITIONS/DEVELOPMENTS/MISC
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BUILT STRONG TRADE SYSTEM, ALONG RIVER, 'MOTHER CULTURE'
DEV. COUNTING & CALENDAR SYSTEM |
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MAYA; REGION/CLIMATE
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SOUTHERN MEXICO, GUATEMALA, NO. BLIZE
TROPICAL CLIMATE-HOT 7 HUMID |
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MAYA STRUCTURES/FOOD
YEARS |
crops & trade
A D 300- A D 900 |
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MAYA DEVELOPMENTS/TRADITIONS/MISC
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INFLUENCED BY OLMEC, DEV. HIEROGLYPHICS A WRITING SYSTEM, DEV. COUNTING SYSTEMS, DIVIDED PEOPLE INTO SOCIAL CLASSES:
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MAYA: DIVIDED PEOPLE INTO SOCIAL CLASSES:
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1. RELIGIOUS LEADERS
2. IMPORTANT FAMILIES 3. TRADERS 4. FARMERS |
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MOUND BUILDERS REGION/CLIMATE
YEARS |
MOUND-OHIO RIVER VALLEY, CENTRAL USA, MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEY
YEARS: 1000BC--A D 1500 |
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MOUND BUILDERS GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES/CITIES/TRIBES
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ADENA, HOPEWELL, MISSISSIPPIAN TRIBE--THE LARGEST MOUND BUILDING CIVILIZATION
BUILT OF CHOKIA/ILLINOIS MOUNDVILLE/ALABMA |
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MOUND BUILDERS DEVELOPEMENTS/TRADITIONS
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BUILT MOUNDS MADE OF EARTH, MOUNDS BUILT FOR BURIALS, STRONG TRADE SYSTEM
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ANCIENT PUEBLOANS REGIONS/CLIMATE:
YEARS; 100B.C--A D 1300 |
REGIONS/CLIMATE: 4 CORNERS-UTAH, COLORADO, ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO
HOT & DRY |
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ANCIENT PABLOANS CITIES/GEOGRAPHIC/TRIBES
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ANCIENT PABLOANS: CANYONS & CAVES
HOUSES HAD MANY FLOORS & ROOMS, BUILT AGAINST CANYON WALLS OR IN CAVES |
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ANCIENT PABLOANS FOOD
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FOOD: MAIZE/CORN, BEANS, PUMPKINS
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ANCIENT PABLOANS TRADE/TRADITIONS
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EXPERT BASKET MAKERS
25 YR DROUGHT FORCED CIVILIZATION TO DISAPPEAR |
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EXPLAIN RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LOCATION AND HOW THESE EARLY AMERICAN CIVILIZATIONS LIVED
HOW DID TRIBES BEGIN? |
THESE PEOPLE WORKED TOGETHER.
they had to improve their tools so that they could hunt these huge animals HOPEWELL; TRADING PASS FROM ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO LAKE SUPERIOR THEY WERE |
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NOMADS
WHY WERE THEY CALLED HUNTERS GATHERERS? |
HAD NO HOMES THE MOVED AROUND. FOLLOWED HERDS TO HUNT THEM-GIANT SLOTH, WOLLEY MAMMOTH
USED MEAT FOR FOOD, SKIN FOR CLOTHING |
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WHAT HAPPENED WHEN THE CLIMATE IN NORTH AMERICA BECAME WARMER AND DRYER?
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THE PLANT LIFE DIED AND SO DID THE GIANT BEASTS SO THESE NOMADS CREATED VILLAGES & HAD TO ADAPT AND FIND NEW SOURCES OF FOOD. THEY FISHED, DEER , RABBIT, PLANTS.
MADE NEW TOOLS LIKE BOW AND ARROW |
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HOW DID FARMING CHANGE EARLY PEOPLES LIVES?
WHEN WAS IT STARTED? |
BASKET MAKING & CLAY FOR FOOD STORAGE, BEGAN FARMING: PLANTING SEEDS AND HARVESTING
STARTED 5,000 YRS AGO IN CENTRAL MEXICO GROWING MAIZE, SQUASH |
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WHAT DOES CULTURE MEAN?
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CULTURE IS A WAY OF LIFE THAT SETS APART ONE GROUP FROM ANOTHER
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MIGRATION & NOMAD RELATED
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MIGRATION MOVES FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER
NOMAD IS A PERSON WHO DIESN'T HAVE A PERMINENT HOME |
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HOW HIGH DID THE ADENA BUILD THEIR MOUNDS?
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UP TO 90 FEET HIGH
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ORGIN STORIES
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LEGENDS ARE STORIES HANDED DOWN FROM THE PAST, GRANDPARENT TO CHILDREN TO THEIR GRANDCHILDREN
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GENERATION
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AVERAGE TIME BETWEEN THE BIRTH OF PARENTS AND THE BRTH OF THEIR OWN CHILD
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HURON ORIGON STORY
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BEGINS WITH WATER COVERING EARTH LAND WAS FORMED FROM TINY BIT OF SOIL TAKEN FROM CLAWS OF A TURTLE
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WHAT IS A THEORY?
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AN IDEA BASED ON STUDY & RESEARCH
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NAME OF MIGRTATION THEORY?
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LAND BRIDGE THEORY HUNTERS WALKED FROM ASIA TO NORTH AMERICA ACROSS THIS LAND BRIDGE
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WHAT IS A GOVERNMENT?
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A SYSTEM FOPR DECIDING WHAT IS BEST FOR A GROUP OF PEOPLE
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WHAT IS A CIVILIZATION?
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CIVILIZATION IS AN ADVANCED CULTURE THAT USUALLY HAS CITIES WITH DEVELOPED GOVERNMENT, EDUCATION, AND RELIGION
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DEFINE CUSTOMS
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CUSTOMS ARE WAYS OF DOING THINGS
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DEFINE CLASS
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group of people in a society who have something in common
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DEFINE TRADITION
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TRADITION IS A WAY OF LIFE OR AN IDEA THAT HAS BEEN HANDD DOWN FROM THE PAST
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WHAT IS AN ATRIFACT
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ARTIFACTS-OBJECTS MADE BY PEOPLE
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WHAT WAS ONE OF THE EARLIEST CIVILIZATIONS IN AMERICA
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THE OLMEC
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WHO WERE THE 1ST AMERICANS TO HAVE A COUNTING SYSTEM
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THE OLMEC
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WHAT WERE THE HOPEWELL TRADE PATHS
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HOPEWELL TRADE PATHS WERE FROM ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO LAKE SUPERIOR
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WHAT DID THE PEOPLE FROM THE MISSISSIPPEAN CIVILIZATION BUILD TO SERVE AS TEMPLES
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THE BUILT MOUNDS TO SERVE AS TEMPLES
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WHO BUILT THE CAHOLIA AND WHERE IS IT TODAY
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BUILT BY THE MISSIPPIANS IN PRESENT DAY ILLINOIS
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HOW DID THE ANCIENT PUEBLOANS GET MOST OF THEIR FOOD
WHY DID THEY LELAVE THEIR LAND |
BY FARMING
BECAUSE OF THE CHANGE OF CLIMATE |
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WHICH PEOPLE LIVED IN PRESENT DAY MEXICO
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PPAPACO, PIMA, YAQUI TRIBES
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WHICH PEOPLE LIVE CLOSEST TO COLORADO RIVER
WHAT FLOWS THROUGH THE APACHE LANDS |
HAVASUPAI, MOJAVE, PAPLO, HUALAPAI
RIO GRANDE FLOWS THRU APACHE LANDS |
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WHICH PEOPLE LIVED
ALONG THE COAST FARTHEST SOUTH |
COAST; APACHE
SOUTH; VAQUI |
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WHICH PEOPLE HAD THE MOSRT WIDESPREAD SETTLEMENTS
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APACHE
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WHO DID THE NAVAJO LEARN CERTAIN CUSTOMS FROM AND WHY FROM THEM?
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LOCATION--THE HOPI WERE CLOSER TO THE NAVAJO THAN THE PIMA TRIBES.
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WHO LIVED CLOSEST TO THE MOUTH OF THE COLORADO RIVER
WHO LIVED IN PARTS OF PRESENT DAY MEXICO & USA |
PAPACO
PIMA |
