Native Americans 1
the name given to the Native American tribes that settled in the eastern portion of the United States
Woodland
used to indicate time after Jesus was born
AD
a Native American group that lived in stilt houses
Seminole
Agriculture, the term for the process of growing crops and farming
agriculture
a Native American group that lived in round houses
Creek
the Native American Indians who lived in the Southwest part of the USA
Pueblo
the plant discovered by early Native Americans
corn
the Native American Indians that lived on the grasslands between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains
Plains
term for a culture with cities, government, and different jobs for the people
civilization
a group of people that developed in the valley of Mexico
Aztecs
they believed a person could be healed if the community sang a song of healing
Navajo
the name for books written by the people living in Central America and Mexico
codices
the name for the group of people who lived in Guatemala and southern Mexico
Mayan
the animal the Eastern Woodland Indians used for meat and clothing
deer
the Native American group who used a v-shape structure to hunt deer
Iroquois
a Native American community that is located between Canada and New York
Mohawk
the term for people who study bones, tools, pottery, and other artifacts to learn how ancient people lived
archeologists
the group of Native Americans from the Pacific Northwest that depended upon whales
Makah
the term given to a large group made up of smaller groups
confederacy
the Native American group from Florida who gathered their food from the sea
Calusus
A Native American group that lived in wigwams
Algonquin
the continent from which the Native Americans came
Asia
the group of people who lived on the Colorado Plateau
Anasazi
Drought, the term for a long period of time with almost no rain
drought
they made paintings out of sand which they thought could cure illness
Apache