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Native American

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Native Americans Known as American Indians or Indigenous Americans, They are the first Americans in the U.S
Government The group that is responsible for controlling a nation or people
Economics The production, distribution, and consumption of goods and service
Democracy A government in which people rule themselves
Decade A period of 10 years
Century A period of 100 years
Mesoamerica A historical and cultural region in Central America
Representative Democracy A type of Democracy that has elected officials that represent the interests of the people
Hunter-gathers People who get most of their food by collecting wild plants or pursuing game
Culture The common values and traditions of a society ( language, family relationship , and religion )
Civilizations A complex society that has cities, language, class systems, government and religion.
Bering Land Bridge A strip of land connecting Alaska to Asia during the last Ice Age 10,000 - 38,000
Paleo- Indians The first Americans who crossed the Bering Land Bridge during the Ice Age
Artifacts Objects remains left behind from people in the past
Archaeology The study of objects or remains left behind from people in the past
Nomadic To live by moving from place to place
Nomads the people who move from place to place
Sedentary to be settled or stationary
Geographic Culture Group Groups of people whose culture is defined by their geography
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