Culture and Community
The way a particular group of people lives and understands the world.
What is culture?
A flat area at the top of a hill or a mountain.
An ending of armed conflict by mutual agreement of warring parties.
What is truce?
A leader of a tribe or clan.
What is cheiftain?
A traditional story or teaching passed down by word of mouth.
What is oral tradition?
Strong opinions; ideas believed to be true.
What is beliefs?
An open grassland.
What is pairie?
To give up; to give in to another's power or demands.
What is surrender?
A person who is brave and skilled in battle.
What is warrior?
To keep going or keep on surviving.
What is sustain?
Ideas about what is important and how to live in a way that is goof or right.
What is values?
Materials that come from nature and can be utilized by people.
What is natural resources?
Mislead; failed to fulfill (hopes, needs or expectations).
What is betrayed?
To eat ferociously; to do something with great passion.
What is devour?
The conditions that allow a community to succeed and be abundant.
What is prosperity?
Effect on something, to make an impression on something or someone.
What is impact?
An agreement between two opposing sides; a document that explains the terms of the agreement.
What is treaty?
Fairness or the quality of being morally right.
What is justice?
Those related to a person, an animal, or a group of people or animals that lived in the past.
What is descendents?
A place where Native American tribes were forced to live by the government.
What is reservation?
Doing well or being successful.
What is thriving?
The country or place someone is originally from.
What is homeland?
Freedom to do or sat what one thinks or feels.
What is liberty?
Having great wealth and success.
What is prosperous?
Days or time passed.
What is moons and suns?