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27 Cards in this Set

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diversity
differences, such as those among different peoples
cultural region
an area where peoples share some ways of life
dugout
a boat made from a large, hollowed-out log
pit house
a house built party over a hole dug in the earth so that some of the rooms are underground
clan
a group of families that are related to one another
barter
to exchange goods with other people
potlatch
a special Native American gathering at which hosts give away valuable gifts
arid
very dry
kachina
one of the spirits that are important in the religion of the Hopi and other pueblo people
ceremony
a service performed for a special purpose such as for a religion
hogan
a cone-shaped house built by covering a log frame with mud or grass
shamen
a religious leader and healer
lodge
a circular house built over a shallow pit and covered with sod
sod
earth cut into blocks or mats that are held together by grass and its mots
tepee
a cone-shaped tent made up of poles covered with animal skins
travois
a kind of carrier that is made up of two poles fastened to the harness of an animal
legend
stories handed down over time to explain the past
Iroquois League
a group of Iroquois tribes that worked together for peace
confederation
a loose group of government
council
a group that makes laws
long house
a long wooden building in which Iroquois families lived together
city-state
a city that has its own ruler and government
class
a group of people treated with the amount of respect that is given to the groups place in society
noble
a person from an important family
slavery
the practice of holding people against their will and make them carry out orders
empire
a conquered land of many people and places governed by one ruler
emperor
the ruler of an empire