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SS vocab

chapter 2 vocab

TermDefinition
Great plains is a very flat region covered with a sea of grass
Iroquois trail linked the lands of the Iroquois League
southwest desert mostly dry and arid
Wampum belts or strings of polished seashells that were use for trading and gifting by Iroquois and other native Americans
Teepees Dwelling built by Plains Indians , made of poles arranged in a circle covered by buffalo hides
Oraibi build on a mesa;oldest town in the US
Shaman native American doctor or healer
TOTEM POLES wooden post carved with animals or other animals; often made by Native Americans of the Pacific northwest to honor ancestors or special events
Longhouse building used for shelter by Iroquois
Hopi and Zuni tribes (where did they live?) they lived in the Southwest Desert, in pueblos, and in the State of Arizona
Cultural Region an area where similar cultures live
powwow gathering of American Indians
pueblo Spanish word for "village"
lodges large, round huts built over a deep hole
tribe group of families bound together under one leadership
reservation land set aside by the united states government for native Americans
travios Sled made of poles tied together; used by native Americans to transport goods across the plains
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