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Clear and ordered thinking and Greek philosopher Aristotle believed it was the basis of a good life. reason
Warriors who fought on horseback in return for land from nobles knights
Cone-shaped shelters made of buffalo skins used by Native Americans in the Plains region teepees
The climate and landscape that surrounds living things environments
The movement of people from one region to another migration
A person who hunts animals and gathers wild plants to provide for his or her needs hunters-gatherers
Images of ancestors or animal spirits; often carved onto tall, wooden poles by Native American peoples of the Pacific Northwest totems
Underground ceremonial chambers at the center of Anasazi communities kivas
The common values and the traditions of a society, such as language, government and family relationships culture
A pilgrimage to Mecca made by devout Muslims hajj
The Mayas paved large plazas for gatherings True
The Aztec were uncessful in battle because their military was not capable when it came to war False
The Incas were known for their building and art True
Pueblos were houses built underground for protection False
Socrates wanted to make people think and question their own beliefs True
In a joint-stock company, only one person invests money in a company False
Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci were famous writers in the Renaissance False
An Iroquois League not only wages war against non-Iroquois but also made peace with them True
The Bering Land Bridge made it possible for people to cross from Asia to North America
What group developed the earliest known civilization in Mesoamerica Olmec
Tenochtitlan, the __________________ capital, was located on an island in Lake Texcoco and was considered the greatest city in the Americas Aztec
Mosques were building where Muslims went to pray
Plato wrote a work called _________________, which described an idea society based on justice and fairness for everyone. The Republic
Renaissance means Rebirth
. Johannes Gutenberg developed a(n) ______________________ that used ____________________. printing press and movable type
In a democracy, the people are ruled by themselves
Askia the _______________ was an excellent ruler and devout Muslim Askia the Great
The Paleo-Indians traveled south following... a herd of animals
The Incan capital city Cuzco
Matrilinel means you trace your family ancestry through.... the mothers
These people were agroup from Northern Africa that ran trade routes berbers
What city did Mansa Musa make a pligrimage to? Mecca
Aristotle taught that people should live their lives based on... reason
The plague that spread across Europe was also known as... the Black Death
Who were the first to build pyramids in the Americas? Olmec
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