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| What important change in Indian life took place during the Woodland tradition?Name two changes that this change brought about. |
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| Argiculture is the most important change. And they living in one place and trade increasing is the changes brought about. |
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| Name the seven geographic regions of Arkansas. |
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| Grand Prairie,Crowley Ridge, zarks, Ouachitas, Arkasas River Valley, Gulf Coastal plain, and Mississippi Alluvial Plain. |
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| What was the single greastest cause of death among the Native American population after contcat with Europeans? Why? |
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| Disease were because they were most common with Europeans, but to the Indians it's fatal. |
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| The land that became the state Arkansas belonged to four different groups or nations. Name these groups. |
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| Indian,French,Spanish,American. |
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| The land, which is now Arkansas, was divided into three regions. Name all three. |
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| Uplands,Gulf Coastal Plain,and Mississippi Alluvial Plain. |
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| a tool simimlar to an axe, with the blade attached crosswide to the handle. Used for carving a canoe out of a whole log. |
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| left behind by streams and rivers. Alluvial soils are those deposited by a river as it carries soil from uostream to downstream.The Mississippi Alluvial Plain covers much of eastren Arkansas and its referred to in Arkansas as "the Delta." |
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| scientist who carefully uncovers the objects left behind by earlier people. Archeologist are able to judge how people lived and when they lived by putting together the physical clues-like pieces of pottery made in a certain way-that they find.Thier study is archeology. |
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| a tool used by the early Indians for throwing spears. |
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| a sheet of snow and ice that never melts even in the middle of summer. |
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| a stone native to Arkansas that is especially heavy because it contain iron. |
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| an ancestor of the modern elephant that lived in the Pleistocene era, or during the Ice Ages. |
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| a water filled circular ditch surrounding a building or set of buildings, usaually designed to protect the building form attacked. |
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| a stone native to southern Arkansa sthat is a natural sharpening tool. |
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| an open area, like a park, surrounded by buildings. |
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| Brought Louisiana from Napoleon |
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| Jefferson,Livingston,Monroe. |
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| Explored the Mississippi River. |
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| De Soto, Joliet,La Salle, Marquette |
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| Greeted the explorers of Arkansas |
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| Tried to start a colony in Arkansas |
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| Discovered the Western Hemisphere |
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| Explored form Mexico to Kansas |
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| Explored the Southeast and Arkansas |
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| Claimed the Mississippi for France |
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| Claimed thr Alantic Coast for Englnad |
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| Attacked the Spanish at Arkansas Post |
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| Completed De Soto's expedition |
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| Met the Spanish invasion in Peru |
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| Explored the Arkansas River |
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| Defened the fort at Arkansas |
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| Sold Louisiana to the United States |
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| Bonaparte and Ferinand and Isabella |
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