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Module 13

Module 13: North American Societies- Alina Solowjow SS8

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What was the Bering Strait? The Bering Strait was a land bridge between Asia and North America during the last Ice Age
Where were the Pacific Northwestern Native Americans located? Modern Oregon to Alaska
How was the creation of social classes formed? Developed societies in which differences in wealth led to the creation of social classes
What was the Potlatch ceremony? It was a ceremony in which wealthy families could show their rank and prosperity by giving different gifts to the community
Where did the Anasazi first build houses? in the shallow caves that broke up the rocky walls of deep canyons in the region.
What are pueblos? villages with large, apartment style groupings made of stone and clay baked in the sun
How many rooms did the largest pueblo contain? The largest pueblo contained over 600 rooms
Why were South Eastern Native Americans called Mound Builders? They were called Mound Builders because they built large mounds of earth that were filled with copper and stone artwork
What did some Northeastern Native American groups do to prevent/end fighting? They formed alliances
True or false: most Native Americans believed in polytheism True
What were Native American views on owning land? They respected land and believed that no one could own it.
Where was the Mayan civilization developed? Modern Southern Mexico and Northern Central America
When did the Maya civilization exist? between 250 and 950 A.D.
Who ruled each Mayan city/What kind of government did they have? They had a theocracy and the god-king ruled government and religion.
True or false: Mayans did not create city states False
True or false: the Maya society was split into social classes True
What did the Mayans believe in? polytheism
True or false: The Mayans participated in barbaric activities such as blood letting and sacrifice True
Which concept was created by Maya math? The concept of zero
What was a codex? recorded events in a bark-paper book
What is the Popul Vuh? a popular Maya book which records the Maya story of the creation of the world.
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