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| These are types of people who do not settle in one place | Nomadic
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| The discovery of these changed the way Plains Indians lived | horses
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| Plains Indians were considered what for many years, prior to having horses | Nomadic
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| These indians called horses magic dogs or mystery dogs because they looked odd | The Plains Indians
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| Explain how horses changed the Plains Indians lives | Buffalo hunting became much easier;
they could travel faster and farther in search of buffalo;
kill buffalo with less effort;
Horses could carry more meat than dogs;
they were able to bring more meat back to their village
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| Horses became the prized possessions of these Indians | The Plains Indians (the more they had the wealthier they were considered)
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| When did the Plains Indians begin using horses? | between 1650 & 1750
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| Another name for American bison | Buffalo
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| Where did the Plains Indians live? | Across the Great Plains and the Interior Plains
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| What part of the buffalo did the Plains Indians use? | Everything, Meat and fat for food ;Clothing, blankets, moccasinjs,shelters from the skins;Water bags from the stomach; Hair twisted into cord; Needles and tools from bones and horns, "Charcoal" from buffalo droppings (chips
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| Who were some of the Plains Indian tribes? | Mandan, Pawnee,Crow,Cheyenne,Comanche
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| Shelter for the Plains Indians? | Lodge covered with sod and grass and Tepee used by nomadic Indians
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| Food source for the Plains Indians | meat, Corn, beans, squash, SUNFLOWERS
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| A Shelter made from logs lined in a circular fashion tied together at the top | Tepee
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| Plains Indians used a kind of carrier-sled made from tepee poles dragged by dogs (before Indians had horses)what was it called | Travois
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| Eastern Woodlands land area | forested land east of the Mississippi River to the Atlantic Ocean
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| Food source Indians of the Eastern Woodlands? | Animals, corn, beans, squash, NUTS AND BERRIES
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| A Palisade was | VILLAGE which had a WALL MADE OF TREE TRUNKS- LIKE A FORT
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| Shelter for the Eastern Woodland Tribes | Palisade
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| NORTHEAST Indian language | + Algonquian AND Iroquois
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| A Round shelter covered with Tree bark - built on or near rivers | Wigwam
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| A long wooden building where several families lived | Longhouse
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| A GROUP of tribes working together for PROTECTION AND GOVERNMENT | Confederation
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| Special meetings were tribes made for itself | Council
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| These indians lived in what is now southeastern Mexico | The Olmec civilization
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| large groups (developing cities, government, religion) | Civilization
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| What tribe was not considered Nomads | Olmec
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| What tribe shared ideas with other cultures like the Maya tribe | Olmecs
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| These tribes were divided into separate social classes | The Olmecs and Maya
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| The bottom of the Mayan Society (social class) | slaves
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| people forced to work against their will | slaves
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| Native American tribe in southEASTERN US | Mound Builders
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| early civilization tribe in southWESTERN US | Anasazi
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| Native American tribe that came after the Olmecs in Mexico | Maya
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| Large group of ancient indians in Mexico | Olmecs
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| Most important Ancient Indian crops | Corn and maize
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| people who shared ideas and beliefs, grouped together forming villages | Tribe
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| being treated according to what you do to earn a living | Social Classes
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| Ancient Indians had 5 levels of social class | Priest; Important wealthy families; Traders and craftspeople; farmers; slaves and criminals
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| they built earthen mounds as places of burial or worship | Mound Builders
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| the 4 early Ancient Civilizations (5,000 yrs ago) | Olmecs; Maya; Mound Builders; Anasazi
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| Spanish word for "village." | pueblos
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| Native Americans of the desert SouthWEST | Pueblo Peoples
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| Pueblo tribes | Hopi; Zuni; Navajo
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| Pueblo staple food | corn, squash, beans
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| Puebloes stored food because of drought(no rain) in the desert | Food surplus
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| kachinas | spirits that the Pueblo people believed afffected their lives in every way
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| special way of performing | ceremony
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| a special kind of home of the Navajo | Hogan
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| Navajo homes were covered with | sod and mud
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| navajo called spiritual leaders and healers | medicine Men
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