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27 Cards in this Set

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Theory
One possible explanation for something
Migrate
To move from one area to another
Archaeologist
Scientist who study artifacts of people who lived long ago and draws conclusions from them
Artifact
Object made by people in the past
Mesa
High, flat land form that rises steeply from the land around it
Ceremony
An activity done for a special purpose
Ice Age
Period during which caused large areas of Earth's water to freeze
Glacier
Thick sheets of ice that covered the Earth's surface during the Ice Age
Pyramid
A building with three or more sides shaped like triangles that slant toward a point at the top
Drought
A long period without rain
Slavery
Practice of owning people and forcing them to work
Civilization
A culture with organized systems of government, religion, and learning
Tribute
Payment a ruler demands from people he/she rules
Specialize
To focus on one particular product, activity, or job
Surplus
More than is needed
Bering Strait
A narrow water way connecting Asia to North America
2 theories of how people migrated from Asia to North America
1: when ice melted the land bridge formed and people followed wooly mamoth
2: people came by boat
What did people use animals for?
Food, clothes, hides for frames on homes, and stools
Which tribe invented the kayak?
Inuit
How long ago was the ice age?
20,000 years ago
How long ago did the ice age end?
10,000 years ago
What did agriculture allow people to do?
It allowed them to stay in one place because they were able to grow their own food instead of having to hunt
Where did mound builders live?
East of the Mississippi river
Why did mound builders build mounds?
1. burial place for chiefs
2. held ceremonies
3. honor animal spirits
What did mound building tell archaeologists?
That they were well organized people
Where did the Anasazi live?
The Anasazi lived in the south western four corners
When did the cliff dwellers disappear?
From 1100 - 1300