Vocabulary
Ancient American Civilizations
Native American Economies
Native American Cultures
Government & Religion
100

A set of beliefs and way of life that are special to a certain group and include art, rules, and history

culture

100

this is how the first Americans are believed to have arrived from Asia to North America

by walking across a land bridge between Asia and North America?

100

the animal the Great Plains people depended on to meet their needs

bison

100

Managed the family and home life and gathered, grew, and prepared food

 the role of Native American women?

100

Native Americans believed that these two things had spirits

 the earth and animals

200

To change in order to survive conditions faced

adapt

200

Charted the sun, moon, and stars and used the information to create a very accurate calendar

Mayan civilizations

200

the system by which a group makes, shares, and uses goods

an economy

200

hunted and did some farm chores

the role of Native American men

200

Small groups often combined with other groups to form nations. When several nations join forces it is called this

 a league

300

a person who moves in search of food

a nomad

300

They were following animal herds across the continent because they did not grow their own food at the time

the reason early Native Americans spread throughout North America

300

Because of this, Native Americans could settle in one place for good. They no longer needed to migrate to find food.

 farming or agriculture

300

protected the village and went on trade missions

 the role of Native American men

300

The best known league of 5 nations

the League of the Iroquois

400

the planting and raising of crops

agriculture

400

This North American native culture was known for its large, earthen structures

the Mound Builders

400

the culture region where the Powhatan lived

 the Southeast

400

Helped mothers and trained for adulthood through activities and games

 the Native American children

400

discussed problems and made decisions for the league while trying to keep the peace among groups

the role of men in the League of Iroquois

500

Group whose member nations share the same goals

 a league

500

North American culture that created the kayak and used the cold environment to their advantage

the Inuit

500

Built canoes and tools to catch fish in the waters that surrounded their homeland

the Powhatan

500

Believed to be connected to the spirit world

Native American children

500

Included leaders from all five groups and they made decisions for the entire group

the council of the League of the Iroquois

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