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Chapter 7 Vocabulary

QuestionAnswer
Adobe Sun-dried Brick Used By The Pueblo Indians For Building.
Pueblo An Aboveground Structure With Many Rooms.
Kivas Underground chambers in A Pueblo Village, Used By Men For Religious Ceremonies Or Councils.
Maize Corn.
Iroquois League An Alliance Of Five Native American Tribes Formed In The 1500s For Defense And Self-Governance.
Elite A Group Of Persons, Or A Member Of Such A Group.
Slash-and-burn agriculture A Farming Method In Which Fields Are Cleared For Farming By Cutting Down And Burning Trees And Brush.
Glyphs A Symbolic Picture Carved Onto A Surface.
Codex Books Made By Mayans Out Of The Inner Bark Of Wild Fig Trees.
Tribute A Payment Made By Conquered Peoples To Their Conquerors in Order To Obtain Security.
Alliance A Formal Agreement Between Two Or More Nations Entered Into To Advance Common Interests Or Causes.
Pachacuti Used Political Alliances And Military Force To Gain Control Of A Huge Territory.
Quipu A Cord That Contained Knotted Strings Of Various Lengths, Weaves, Color And Design.
Census A Population Count That Includes Other Demographic Data.
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