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Ch.2 MS Studies

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a storehouse for grain granery
a wild hog found in southern states razorback
a fishing technique that involved diving below the water's surface and grabbing large fish out of sunken, hollowed-out logs grabbling
an effective system of written communication used by southeastern Indian nations, which used pictures and symbols instead of words pictography
tracing the line of descent through the mother rather than the father matrilineal
a group of Native Americans that included several families with a common ancestry; they hunted and fished together and defended their small farms as a unit clan
requiring clan members to marry outside the clan exogamic
an important ritual song southeastern Indians held in late August in anticipation of a bountiful harvest Green Corn Ceremony
a game played by Native Mississippians in which a disc or small wheel was rolled at high speed whie warriors ran alongside and threw spears at the disc chunkey
the most popular sport among Mississippi Indians; the object was to move a small ball down-field in a cup attached to a stick and throw the ball through uprights stickball
a Native American chief mingo
peace pipe calumet
a small tribe that sought protection from warring tribes or slave traders by joining a large tribe refugee tribe
moving from one area or county to another migration
working as farmers agrarian
a small group of Indians band
to join or become part of something merge
a religious official who introduced Native Americans to the Christian faith missionary
state and federal policy that authorized the forced removal of thousands of southeastern Indians to the Indian Territory in today's Oklahoma Indian Removal
the long, dangerous journey made by southeastern Indians to the Indian Territory in today's Oklahoma Trail of Tears
yielding of land to another party; in the case of Native Americans, to the U.S. government land cession
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