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The plains cover sections of centeral states, containing Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnisota, Wyoming, Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma. The weather helps limited farming closer to the major waterways, but ultimately has become most fruitful for hunting big and small game. The Plains were sparsely populated at about 1100 CE, when Native American groups containing Paweens, Madans, Omahas, Wichitas, Cheyennes and other groups began to live in the area. The Plains region spreads to the east of the Rocky Mountains, up to 400 miles across the United States.

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They ate corn,squash and beans.Women gathered berries,cultivate the corn fields,whiel men would hunt and fish salmon and colect shellfish.women wove baskets to aid in the farm

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The people of the Northeast did a lot of "Three Sisters" farming.And the people of the Plains and The West Coast wanted to trade shells,pearls,copper,and silver. Other tribes in that reigon would trade other Northeasterns depending on that area's goods. The Susquehannocks of Pennsylvania traded wampum beads for nets and furs from the Hurons of the Great Lakes reigon.

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They ate corn,squash,and beans. The woman gathered berries cultivate the corn fieldes while the man would hunt and fish,and salmon but they also collect shellfish. The women and men had baskits to use in the farm for food

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The three sisters planted squash and corn. The three sisters arrived from the

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Anisazi people lived in houses made of adobe and stone.

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Food

The Ancestral Pueblos began farming in the region as early as 2000 BCE producing an abundance of corn. Corn was the Ancestral Pueblos regarded the harvest of corn not only

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The Anasazi/Ancestral Pueblos are resided in the Four Corners region where Colorado,Utah,New Mexico;and the Hohokam is in the Southern Arizona desert. the three tribes are over the region approximately 200-1500 CE,either dissolved or evolved into Pueblo Indians which the spanish encountered but they still stayed with the modern New Mexico. they changed and turned into the Zuni and Hopi tribes. the Apache and Navajo tribes went in the Pueblo region around 1200 CE from the Pacific Northwest but they weren't close to the other Pueblos.

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The Great Plains are to the east of the Rocky Mountains and the flat land makes the area perfect for hunting. Some of the tribes that lived there were the Navajo, the Wichitas, and the Mandans.

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The Hopewellian people

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The Navajo used weapons made of stone to hunt with. Weapons such as stone arrow tips and tomohawks.

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The Navajo used weapons made of stone to hunt with. Weapons such as stone arrow tips and tomohawks.

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The Hopewellian people started a tradition of mound-building. Native Americans built mounds in earth where they would bury their deceased. They built these all along the Ohio River Valley.
(American Indian Culture of the Northeast) -Mia and Delilah

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In the Article I read First Southwest  region,Got bigger in different places like Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado , Texas, Utah, and Mexico was home for lot's of different indian  groups and culture  practices pre-colonization. In this region lots of indian groups lived people collectively call the pueblo. The spanish gave them this name,that means towns or villages of permant stone-and-mud buildings with thatched roofs. The three of the main groups of the pueblo were the Mogollon,  Hohakam, and Anasazi.

This information was found on Khan Academy for all of the work that we all did

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In the artical about native american societies it says that the Hidatsta, Mandan, and wichitas set up there networks in the earths loges. There homes are mostly made of long peices of grass and animal skin left over from the choths and material they made out of it.

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Highly agrarian groups, like the Wichita's, built grass homes near crops. Mostly in the eastern part of the plains, where the hidatsa and Mandan people of North Dakota  they made corn mazes. They estbalished trade networks along the Mississippi River. The tepee-a conical tent made out of a buffalo skin and wood-was easy to put up and take down if a band was following buffalo herd for hunting.

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The Hopewellian people lived neer modern day St. Louis",from socital structure:the pre-columbian urban centers."Charlie Rocha rote this text.

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Maria Garcia,Jose Aragon,Shelby,Sofia,Cameron,and Thallen Hunter

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By Lester

It was easy to build and easy to move Wickup and they would hide
to make houses and tribal relationship and they would use hay.

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The Native Americans used teepees which were very mobile and useful since the Native Americans moved a lot.

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The west of the united states get bigger from the top corner of Washington, though California and into parts of Nevada,Utah,Colorado and Idaho.
Over one hundred federally-recognized are living in modern California.The great Basin-the vast expanse of land between the rocky mountains and the Sierra Nevada.
I got my research from Khan Academy.

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In the article it said the Ancestral Pueblos began farming in the region as early as 2000 BCE, producing an abundance of corn. Corn was the first crop the Ancestral Pueblos cultivated. Ancestral Pueblos regarded the harvest of corn not only as a nutritional necessity but a spiritual gift. Ancestral Pueblos had a much healthier diet when they hunted and gathered as opposed to the limited diversity in a diet demoted by corn. The Ancestral Pueblos started a new irrigation system, that allowed the Pueblos to begin planting beans and squash in addition to corn. They also developed a complex irrigation system witch maintained the crops, even in the hot sun. The irrigation system was in Arizona. In 1358 there was a major flood that destroyed the Hohokam irrigation system. Then they were holding spiritual ceremonies praying to there gods for good harvest and good weather. That's the things we found in the article for what Ancestral Pueblos ate.

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By Cameron and Thallen
The anisazi people lived in houses made of adobe and stone.The houses they lived in have at least 2 stories and multiple rooms in each storie.The people had plenty of food and protection.The Anisazi people tented to live in large towns with thousands of people and an intercate dwellings.They'er apartments are present day apartments.{got this from 1st paragraph in the third passage.

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The parts of the Southwest

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'It says in the article that the farming business required people to begin to live together to create villages to protect their crops .'They lived in longhouses.Since Algonquians farmed and they also did hunting and fishing.There were certain tribes like Iroquois started having large farming and trading success and violence.

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In the west they fished a lot more than the other regions because they were close to the coast and water.The salmon and fish dominated their diets.The west was plentiful in food and reasoures.They planted tobacco but, That didn't get too popular.Acorns were important in their diet because the woman used acorns to make flour.They forged for nuts,plants and more.Buffalo and bison were eaten as good source of protein.They also ate small mammals,Snakes,Lizards and fish.

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Chaco Canyon is a center for Anasazi people. Chacoans (a branch of Anasazi people) created hundreds of miles of road. They traveled west to California for sea shells, south to central America for Exotic birds, and north to the rocky mountains for minerals and ores.

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Geographic and temporal setting: the Mississippian period

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Geographic and temporal setting: the Mississippian period

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Our groups region stretches down the Mississippi River and into the place surrounding the Gulf of Mexico.

some of the most fertile land in early United States. Some native Americans but not all native americans were the first to take advantage of this condition The prominent Native Americans in this area are known as a tribe called the five civilized tribes which include Cherokees, Choctaws, Chickasaws, Creeks, and Seminoles.the Mississippian culture, developing from the beginnings of farming in Hopewellian culture, which dominated a few centuries

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They praticed a lot of slavery and the woman cut the buffalo. The woman would go hunting for the man while the man make the wooden small house.The woman would hunt very big and strong and deadly animal like buffalo and fish bymakaii

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"Three Sisters": corn, squash, beans

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Natives of the Northwest lived in villages with a few hundred people. Hochelaga, which is modern-day Montreal, had thousands of people who lived there. And it was surrounded by cornfields. If they were close to a river then they would live in small groups. In Hopewellian agriculture societies, the men would plant, and harvest, and the women would work at home, process crops, and take care of the children.
(American Indian Culture of the Northeast) -Mia and Delilah

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The area that the Native American Indians of the Northeast lived in extended through Quebec,(in modern-day Canada) the Ohio River Valley, and the North Carolina Coast. -Mia and Delilah

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The plains Native Americans planted the three sisters-squash,corn,and beans.(Also,the plains indian's started to harvest. They harvested plants for medicinal purposes) All of the women would farm and they would gather.While all the men would continue to hunt

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Tristen,Nickolas,Mia,Jocolan,Taylor and Delila.

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due to trade competition the Iroquois and Algonquians an ongoing conflict(into which the French would later insert themselves). Historians disagree about when the League was established, most likely between 1100 and 1400 AD. (I read this from Native Americans SocialStudies

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The Northeastern landscape included rolling hills, and prominent peaks. Lots of Native Americans settled here because there were accsessible waterways and good farming conditions. The main groups that settled were the Algonquians, Iroquois, Susquehannocks, Mohicans, and the Hurons. They mostly settledduring the Hopewellian period from 200 BCE to 500 CE.
(American Indian Culture from the Northeast)