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01 Heritage Studies5

America's First People

TermDefinition
archaeologists look for and study artifacts to learn about the way ancient people lived
hogan a dome-shaped Navajo home made of wooden poles
igloo dome-shaped nomadic Inuit house made of blocks of snow and ice or sod
kiva special room in pueblo set aside for religious activities
longhouse rectangular Iroquois shelter
pueblo American Indian village of the Southwest made of stone and adobe buildings
culture area of Navajos and Pueblos Southwest
culture area of Inuits Arctic
culture area of the Makahs Pacific Northwest
culture area of Cherokees Southeast Woodlands
Nez Perces tribe named by French lived on the Plateau name means "pierced nose"
clovis points suggest that the earliest Americans were hunters
wampum used by Iroquois as money
cradleboard frame used by Native Americas to carry babies on their backs
culture customs, beliefs, creative arts, and institutions of a group of people
artifacts studied by archaeologists in order to learn about past human cultures
Creation Mandate God’s command for all people to fill the earth and rule over it
Bering Strait possible crossing point of first Americans
How does shamanism conflict with the Christian worldview? shamanism tries to get in touch with spirits while Chirtians trust God alone for help
Chumash Native American tribe that lived in California
tomol Chumash wooden canoe
migrate to move from one region to settle in another
Popular U.S. History sets

 



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