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GA's Native People

Native People & Explorers (set # 2)

TermDefinition
archeaology study of artifacts
artifacts tools, pottery, remains of structures
backcountry the land away from the coast
chert sedimentary rock used by the American Indians to make knives
colony geographic area controlled by another country
commoners the work force in the Mississippian culture
culture refers to beliefs, traditions, and way of life of a group of people
elites the power holders for the Mississippian culture
expedition a journey for a specific purpose
horticulture planting and harvesting of food rather than gathering from the wild
immunity natural resistance to disease
maize another name for corn
middlemen merchants who bought and sold goods others made for a profit
missions settlements where priests could live and work in major Indian towns
nomads people who move around from place to place
palisades sharpened poles or logs, stuck into the ground standing up, making a wall
plantation a large farm
slave a person who had few rights and who spent his/her entire life in service of others
wattle and daub walls built of a network of interwoven sticks and covered with mud and clay
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