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Lowered sea level

Glaciers

Early ice age

55mi wide land passage bet. Asia and the Americas40,000BCE-no solid evidence that people crossed from As to Am

Bering Land Bridge

*The first Immigrants*


The BLB _______

Reappears

*The first Immigrants*


Nomadic people from ____ crossed BLB

Siberia



*The first Immigrants*


Also possible that people crossed by boat through the _____


also _____

Aleutian islands


North atlantic

*peopling of North America*


People spread in ____,the bottom of south America,


and on the _____

Tierra del fuego


East coast of North America

*peopling of North America*


Most populace area

Mesoamerica

*rise of agriculture*


Develops in



Mesoamerica


South America


Southwestern United States

MSaSus

*rise of agriculture*


____,_____&_____ were highly developed civilizations that arose in MSaSus

Aztec


Inca


Anasazi



Long term and secure food supply


Competitive gift-giving for status

*Civilizations of the southwest*


They disappeared, soc pressure, famine, climactic change

ANASAZI


Ancestral pueblo people

*Civilizations of the southwest*


4 peoples

Hopi


Acoma


Taos


Zuni



Hatz

*Civilizations of the southwest*


With dry climate, they farmed maize🌽 through___

Complex irrigation systems

*Civilizations of the southwest*


Without ___ their large societies would have been impossible

Agriculture

*Civilizations of the southwest*


^people in the southwest were


____ & _____ and they have no____

Cliff wellers & boulders of adobe houses



No social hierarchy

*Civilizations of the south & MIDWEST*


they have fertile land and environment


But _______


_______

at first NO AGRICULTURE-


Foraged and hunted

*Civilizations of the south & MIDWEST*


100CE social structure developed with _____

1 leader

Like a king

*Civilizations of the south & MIDWEST*


___was the "FIRST AMERICAN METROPOLIS"

Cahokia

*Civilizations of the south & MIDWEST*


Cahokia


Supported by_____&____

-35000people 900CE


-supported by agriculture


and trade (from Mesoamerica)


*Civilizations of the south & MIDWEST* Cahokia


-abandoned by the time

EUROPEANS ARRIVED

*Civilizations of the pacific northwest*


Hunter-gatheres that build surdy _______ made from the abundant timber

Long houses

*Civilizations of the pacific northwest*


Used ____ ___ to demarcate each family's space in the longhouse

Woven mats

*Civilizations of the pacific northwest*


Big party thrown by one fam to show its wealth

Potlatch

*Civilizations of the pacific northwest*


Marked graves, explained legends celebrated beliefs, clan lineage never worshiped

Totem poles

*Civilizations of the Great Plains*


People were


Migratory hunter gatherers



Hunts buffalo


Gather plants


*Civilizations of the Great Plains*


People lived in ___ that provides easily movable and durable shelter

Teepees

*Civilizations of the Eastern woodlands*


Mixed agri, hunter/gatherers


Dev. Communities around #people

5000

*Civilizations of the Eastern woodlands*


____5 tribes FORMED IN RESPONSE TO THE THREAT OF THE ___

IROQUOIS ALLIANCE



ALGONQUIS

*Civilizations of the Eastern woodlands*


History is recorded on a string of beads ______


Wampum, is not money


Europeans:people=Lawless savages

*Civilizations of the Eastern woodlands*


Iroquois gained a modium of respect because of___

STRUCTURED GOVERNMENT