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What is Maize
Around 10,000 years ago people in the area known as Mexico learned to plant this food which is known as a type of corn
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What is a Theocracy
This is a society ruled by religious leaders associated with the Maya people
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What is Inuit
These people are known for being skilled hunters and fishers and built igloos and other things to protect them from severe weather
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What is Culture
This is a shared tradition and behavior that has changed over time
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What is Hieroglyphics
This is a developed system of writing in which symbols or pictures represented things, ideas, or sounds
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What is Pueblos
These are great stone dwellings that were built by Spanish Explorers
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What is Migration
This movement is a process of going from one area to another. Nomads were also known for this due to their search for food and hunting grounds
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What is Civilization
The largest of these thrived in Mexico, Central America, and South America and included the Olmec, Maya, Aztec, and Inca
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What is Clans
This is the organization of groups of related families
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What is Carbon Dating
This can be used to measure how old an artifact actually is
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What is the Inca
This is the largest of all early American civilizations
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What is the Hohokam
These people were desert dwellers and were experts at maximizing their few sources of water with irrigation
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What is Beringia
This is a land bridge or strip of land that connects northeastern Asia to what is now called Alaska
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What is Terraces
This is associated with the Inca culture and was used to support the high population of food and put into deep slopes to grow crops
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What is the Cahokia
These people now called the Mississippians built the largest known earthworks complex in present-day Illinois
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