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Chapter 9 + 16

NRHS Shuping Class Study

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The greatest empire and civilization in Mesoamerica, located in present day Mexico Aztecs
An important ceremonial display of rank and prosperity conducted by Native Americans where gifts were given by the hosts to show their wealth Potlatch
A black, glass-like rock made from hardened lava traded among the Mesoamerican cultures Obsidian
A Native American group who lived in what is now southern Colorado, Utah, northern Arizona, and New Mexico and built dwellings made of mud brick or pueblos. Anasazi
also known as corn. This cereal was widely used in Mesoamerica and North America as a major food source. Maize
A god of the Aztecs, the feathered serpent god who was a god of learning and enlightenment. Quetzalcoatl
The Mayan creation story, as recorded in a codex Popol Vuh
An ancient Mayan city, located in the present day country of Guatemala Tikal
An emblem consisting of an object such as an animal or plant; serves as the symbol of a family or clan unity Totem
An ancient picture book drawn and painted by the Mayans, and by the people of other Indian civilizations in Central America Codex
symbolic figure used in picture writing systems such as those used in early American cultures Glyph
First major South American civilization in what is now Peru Chavin
Community or family group of self-supporting farmers in the Incan culture Ayllu
The first known civilization in the Americas, located in Mesoamerica Olmec
Apartment like villages and compounds built by Native Americans in the southwestern united States using adobe or mud bricks Pueblos
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