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Iroquois Vocab

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adolescent period between childhood and adult
anthropology study of culture and development of human beings
anthropologist someone who studies culture and the development of human beings
archeology study of remains of past civilizations
archeologist someone who studies the remains of past civilzations
artifact something made by humans
clan a group or family traces their line to a common ancestor
confederacy a group of loosely united nations or states
culture total way of life of a group of people
extended family nuclear family plus grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, nephews, nieces
historic a written record
matrilineal decent traced through the mother's side or line
myth story used to explain the creation of something in nature
nuclear family parent(s) and child(ren)
patrilineal decent traced through the father's side or line
peer one who is equal in age and/or social standing
Pre-Columbian North America before 1492
prehistoric time before written records
Reservation land set aside for Native American use
sibling brother(s) and sister(s)
Primary Source original, first hand account of an event during a time period (diaries, maps, letters, etc.)
Secondary Source second hand account of event; analyzes and interprets primary sources (text book, encyclopedia, etc.)
Created by: Mrs. Zoeller
 

 



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