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A variety of corn

Maize

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A person who moves from place to place

Nomad

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Live around 1200 B.C. to 800 B.C. and create giant stone heads. 

Olmec

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A from of writing that uses symbols or pictures to represent things, ideas, and sounds. 

Hieroglyphic

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What helped nomadic peoples settle and farm?

Maize

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A highly developed society 

Civilization
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The study of the material remains of ancient peoples. 

Archeology 

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What is the leading theory about how human beings first came to the Americas?

They crossed a land bridge from Asia to North America.

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A tool, weapon, or other objects left behind by early peoples

Artifact

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Why do scientists think people first migrated to the Americas?

To search for hunting grounds for food

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A scientific method of ermining age of an artifact

Carbon Dating

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the Movement of peoples into an area

Migration

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This empire lived in the Andes Mountains 

Inca

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A narrow passage of water between two larger bodies of water

Strait

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The Native American groups living in North America around 1492

Varied according to the environments in which they lived.

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A people's shared values, beliefs, traditions, and behaviors. 

Culture 

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To supply water to crops by artificial means

Irrigate

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Which city was the center of the Aztec Empire? 

Tenochtitlan

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A society that is ruled by religious leaders

Theocracy 

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The main purpose of the Iroquois constitution as explained in the excerpt is to

Establish peace among the Five Nations

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a government that links and unites different groups 

Federation


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A group of people who have a common ancestor

Clan
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The Adena, Hopewell, and Mississippian cultures, and the Hohokam and Ancient Puebloans?

These cultures thrived and then faded before the arrival of Europeans.

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A broad platform of float land cut into a slope

Terrace

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How did the Iroquois peoples promote peace?

by forming a federation

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