WH Ch. 8 Review

Inuit hunting trip into the North America

Effects of Global Warming

Ancient migration across Beringia

Communist Russia invasion of North America

Tribes and language families

Culture areas and tribes

Language families and culture areas

Tribes and civilizations

Squash

Corn

Bison

Beans

Cabbage

Houses made of wood

Houses made of stone

Houses made of mud

Houses made of grass

kivas, pottery, and multistory buildings

totem poles, adobe structures

villages built in forest clearings

gold mining and control over trade

Land was a commodity to be bought, sold, and traded

Buffalo were the primary resource for food, clothing, and shelter

Alliances between tribes were strong, facilitating general peace between various Native groups that lived on the Plains

They were relocated to the Plains from east of the Mississippi River by the federal government in the 1830s

Building large burial mounds

Creating pottery

Farming techniques

Hunting methods

Matriarchal structure

Patriarchal structure

Nomadic lifestyle

Isolated communities

South America: Peru and Ecuador

Mesoamerica: Guatemala and Mexico

North America: Southern United States and Mexico

Africa: Zimbabwe and Lesotho

A circle

A pyramid

A square

A triangle