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25 Cards in this Set
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spoken or written human speech
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language
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the continuing events of the past leading up to the present
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history
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objects, such as pots, vases, or dishes that are shaped from moist clay and hardened by heat
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pottery
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the act or process of learning; an effort to learn
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study
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expressed or communicated by speaking; oral
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spoken
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the stress or force with which a speaker says one syllable of a word compared with the other syllables of a word
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accent
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a group of people who share a common ancestry, language and culture
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tribe
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of or relating to people
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human
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something that the members of a group usually do
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custom
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a group of houses that make up a community smaller than a town
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village
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a traditional story handed down by the people of a country or region from one generation to the next
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folktale
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to do or work over and over in order to acquire skill
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practice
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having a relation; relating
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relatives
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a meeting of people face to face
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interview
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a usually large area of the earth’s surface
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region
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something that stands for or represents something else
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symbol
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someone or something that shows the way, directs, leads, or teaches
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guide
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an animal, plant, or natural object that, among Native Americans and certain other peoples, stands for a clan or family and the ancestors of the clan or family
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totem
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a group of people who settle in a distant land but remain citizens of their native country
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colony
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to stamp onto or into a surface by using pressure
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prints
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no longer existing in living form
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extinct
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belonging to a person by nature; natural
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native
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the part of a picture, scene, or view that appears far away
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backgrounds
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all of the offspring that are the same stage of descent from a common ancestor
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generations
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a period of 100 years
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century
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