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100

Cultural region that stretched between the Pacific Ocean and mountains to the east.

Northwest Region

100

Type of home found in the Arctic region. This type of home was made of snow and ice.

igloo

100

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100

What type of celebration showed a person's wealth and rank in the community?

potlatch

100

What civilization included the number zero in their counting system?

Maya

200

Cultural region that stretched east of the Mississippi River.

Eastern Woodlands

200

Type of home found in the Plains region. This type of home was made from wooden poles and the skins of animals.

teepee

200

A system by which a group makes, shares, and uses goods.

economy

200
What did totem poles display?

symbols of the natural world and to tell a story or event

200

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300

Cultural region that stretched between the Mississippi River and Rocky Mountains. 

Plains Region

300

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300

Who often led a council?

chief

300

How were traditional stories and aspects of culture passed down to descendants of Native Americans today?

folklore

300

What civilization developed aqueducts?

Inca

400

Cultural region that had a hot and dry climate.

Southwest Region

400

Type of home found in the Eastern Woodlands that was made by bending small trees into a dome shaped frame. 

wigwam
400

What two places did the land bridge connect?

Asia and North America

400

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400

What civilization grew food in floating gardens?

Aztec

500

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500

Type of home found in the Southwest Region that was made of stone and adobe clay.

pueblo

500

Kachinas are an example of what?

ancestor

500

In what region was the green corn harvest held?

Plains

500

What civilization was the first of the four to develop?

Olmec

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