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The First Americans

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Archaeology The study of ancient peoples, continue to piece together evidence that tells the story of the first Americans .
Artifacts The tools about the past from objects that early people left behind.
Strait Is a narrow body of water that connects two larger ones
Migration Or movement of people from one area to another,
Nomads People who moved from place to place in search of hinting grounds.
Maizre. Which is a type of corn.
Carbon dating Scientists can measure the amount of radioactive carbon in an artifact.
Cultures Or shared traditions and behaviors.
Civilizations Or highly deceloped societies, thrived in Mexico, Central America, and South America.
Theocracy A society ruled by religious leaders.
Hieroglyphics Symbols or pictures that represent things, ideasm and sounds.
Terraces Or broad platforms, into steep slopes.
Irrigated Or brought water to, their corn, cotton,, and other crops but digging hundereds of miles of channels.
Federations Agreements among different groups to join together.
Clans Or groups of related families.
Crusades One of a series of expeditions Europeans made to regain control of Christian holy sites in the Middle Eas from the A.D. 1000s to the 1200s.
Classical Works those of ancient
Source A supply
Estimate A rough calculation of numbers
link To connect
structure A building
channel A long narrow gutter or groove through which water can flow
Pueblo A communal Native American structure with a plat roof.
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