native american societies

2. A leader of a Native American tribe or community.
3. A group of people connected by culture, language, traditions, and ancestry.
6. The exchange of goods and resources between people or groups.
7. An alliance of separate groups that join together for a common purpose.
8. Describes a group that moves from place to place instead of living permanently in one location.
12. A large communal home used by some Native American groups, especially in the Northeast.
13. Multiple Native American groups, each with its own culture, traditions, and history.
14. Tools, inventions, and methods people develop to solve problems and adapt to their environment.

1. A major change that interrupts or interferes with the normal way a society lives.
4. The study of Earth's land, water, climate, and how people interact with their environment.
5. The gradual weakening, scattering, or disappearance of a group or society.
7. The beliefs, traditions, language, customs, and way of life shared by a group.
9. An illness that can spread among people and seriously affect a population.
10. A complex society with organized government, culture, technology, and communities.
11. Describes people who are native to a particular land or region.