Across
- 4. Builders the Adena, Hopewell, and Mississippians were called this because they built giant mounds to bury their dead, along with jewelry, tools, and pottery.
- 6. Horses played a great part in the community—measured wealth and raised horses; fierce warriors and eventually became powerful Plains groups
- 8. hunted animals for thousands of years (large and small). They adapted to surroundings by learning to farm to feed themselves.
- 10. extra
- 11. Area of US with hills, mountains, plains, valleys; receives much rain, large forest; built longhouses
- 14. area of the US that is abundant in salmon, wood, deer, elk
- 16. a formal act determined by ritual or custom
- 17. an American Indian dwelling that several families lived in
- 19. area of US that is low, flat, desert, little rain and very dry
- 20. an organization of groups that band together to form a type of government
- 22. a method of channeling water in order to grow crops in dry land
- 23. a traditional feast of Northwest Indians
- 24. lived near the coast/rivers; hunted and fished, did not farm or herd animals; made clothes from bark; potlatches
- 25. a cool,wetland that became grassland and formed a bridge where animals and people migrated from Asia to North America
- 28. Plains area of US that is filled with grassland, rainfall vs. dry sides, farming vs. buffalo
- 29. a group of related families
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- 1. large buildings with many rooms that looked like homes; made out of mud and stone;
- 2. a large house made with wood poles and bark
- 3. underground rooms used for religious ceremonies inside pueblos
- 5. a shaped and cut seashell used to symbolize agreements and show important events
- 7. 5 nations who chose to live in peace as a confederation; clans led by clan mothers; wampum symbolized agreements;
- 9. a main crop and food
- 12. growing plants for food; farming
- 13. a town
- 15. Pueblo Indians; created homes out of adobe (clay); used irrigation to grow corn, beans, squash;
- 18. movement of people or animals from one region to another
- 20. a culture with cities, a government, and many different jobs for people to do
- 21. a person who moves around and does not live in one place
- 24. a sled-like carrier pulled by a dog or horse
- 25. to exchange goods without using money
- 26. a mass of ice that moves slowly over land
- 27. capital city was Tenochtitlan; they created their own calendar;
