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| objects made by early people |
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| child, grandchild, or later relative |
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| beginings of the Native Americans ( or what they think) |
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| way to see relations among history |
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| period of one hundred years |
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| period of one thousand years |
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| person who has no certain home |
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| use of scientific knowledge or tools to do something |
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| group of Native Americans |
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| culture that usually has cities and is well developed |
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| holding people against their will to do work |
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| statement that summarizes groups of facts and shows relation among them |
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| fit the ways of the enviroment |
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| amount more than what is needed |
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| series of actions preformed at a special event |
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| Navajo shelter, cone-shaped |
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| Boat made from a large hollowed out log |
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| celebrations with feasting and dancing to show wealth |
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| group of families that are related to one another |
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| Chinook houses built of boards and no windows; built over hole dug in earth and some rooms partially underground (long wooden houses) |
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| long spears with sharp shell points |
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| tall wooden post with animals on it that has spiritual meaning to the indians |
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| earth cut into block or mats and held together with grass and its roots |
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| carrier made from two poles fastened to a harness on a dog |
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| walls surrounding villages made from sharpened tree trunks |
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| method of clearing fields and growing crops |
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| round, bark covered shelters grouped around a village common |
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| beads cut from sea shells used to keep records and send messages |
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| loose group of governments working together |
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| long wooden building where several Iroquois families lived together; made from elm bark with long entrance |
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| give up some of what you want in order to reach an agreement |
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