Native American Societies Jigsaw Reflection by Laurel Rittenhouse

Matthew Bienek

2024-01-24 15:39:16 UTC

I noticed that most of these tribes would have about the same government but they also wouldn't have the same gods they'd worship. The different type of religion would be different depending on the place they lived they seem like they lived a stable life and for the future they would be okay with living of course they would make further discoveries and would ultimately make them more absolute to surviving.

William Warren

2024-01-24 16:01:42 UTC

I noticed that they all had something to do with finding gold and materials. I would assume it is because they were in a time where they could find it easier and mine it and use it in art. I can assume that they get even more in to art and try to preserve the raw talent that it contained.

Zoey hernandez

2024-01-24 17:27:34 UTC

It's interesting to observe that while these ancient tribes may have had similar forms of government, their religious beliefs and practices varied. Depending on their location, their way of life and their future prospects, they adapted and made new discoveries to ensure their survival. Over time, these developments made them more resilient and better equipped to thrive.

Theodore Bull

2024-01-24 18:00:04 UTC

I think they were all skilled at making detailed items like jewelry and pottery and I think they all did this for trade. That craftsmanship will be a valued skill in future native american societies

Zane

2024-01-25 16:00:13 UTC

They all mainly centered their economy around crops that they grew. They did this so that they could easily trade with other societies. Future Native American tribes would learn from this and do the same.

Mia M

2024-01-25 16:01:40 UTC

Many of the tribes had similar economic activities, specifically in regards to agriculture and what they farmed. Many of the tribes farmed beans and maize. I think the tribes that have this similarity is because of regional and geographical accessibility. Some tribes had sacrificial similarities, the ones who didn't fit into the sacrificial category were polytheistic. They also all mainly had similar artisan products, like pottery or they were good craftsmen. Future predictions for future Native American societies i can make are that agriculture and craftsmanship will still be valued greatly as it was in these past tribes.

Cameron

2024-01-25 16:03:04 UTC

A lot of the tribes seemed to have economies focused on the trade of their crops. Many were also polytheistic and reflected some sort of monarchy with their ruling system if it was not entirely religious. Many tribes existed around the same years in the BCE era.

Aubrey Crawford

2024-01-25 16:03:41 UTC

they all center around crops like corn and made pottery. future native american societies will most likely have a similar way of living like the ones in the past. they all supported different gods and some of them were polytheist and monotheist.

Ben.G

2024-01-25 16:04:10 UTC

Most of them are polytheistic and a lot of them make sacrifices for there gods, they also all plant and trade almost the same kind of crops like beans. A lot of them also did pottery so futures generations of there tribes or different tribes might take after them

Sam

2024-01-25 16:06:12 UTC

The majority of the tribes had a good source of crops and traded with other outside civilizations. All of the tribes where around in a similar time period and were not at all advanced. Future Native American societies will probably have a more in depth trade network and better connection with other tribes/civilizations.

Peni N.

2024-01-25 16:06:18 UTC

One thing they all have in common is that they all heavily rely on agriculture. Their governments were quite different though considering that some were based on religion and others were based on a monarchy. I believe agriculture was really important because most civilizations are built on agriculture. Their governments were probably different because they must've been inspired or influenced by other tribes or past traditions. I can predict that they'll have a more modern approach to government since the tribes without much government structure didn't work out as well.

Miles

2024-01-25 16:09:27 UTC

They were all polytheistic. Their economy was based around agriculture, and pottery. However, they all grew different things, and believed in different gods. They also all spoke different languages. This is because they all lived in different areas, at different times. They may have had a common tongue, and religion, but over time in branched out. I predict that the future Native American societies will all slowly change, and use new technologies that are invented.

Jaydee Rodriguez

2024-01-25 16:15:09 UTC

All of there economy’s were based off of agriculture and a lot of pottery and they had a lot of the same crops. They all had different gods they worshipped. Some of there government were based off of religion and some were monarchy’s . For the future generations I think they will have a better base for pottery and building

Tommy Moe

2024-01-25 16:18:33 UTC

All of the civilizations had worshipped multiple gods and were polytheistic. This is likely because they believed that multiple gods could protect them from dangers and scares. They were different because some governments were monarchys and some were based on religeon, this is because some civilizations were lef by harsh rulers. A prediction I will make is that I think future civilizations will adopt traditions from these tribes and continue similar rituals.

Jude Perkins

2024-01-25 17:21:44 UTC

They all had agriculture, traded, and believed in some sort of god their difference was the government. I think future tribes will learn from past tribes and build on their religion and agriculture.

Matthew Sanchez

2024-01-25 17:33:56 UTC

All of these groups used trade to help them selves, agriculture. Everyone of these tribes worshiped gods, and all had a form of government. I think as time goes on future tribes will lean from mistakes in the past.

Daegan Davila

2024-01-25 17:34:03 UTC

These groups all had lots and lots of agricultural influences and some of the differences were how they all practiced their religions. I think they all used agriculture because of where they were located. I think many more in the future are also going to be agricultural based.

Poppy Dixson

2024-01-25 17:35:25 UTC

lots of these groups depended on agriculture and followed a polytheistic culture, although most of them had very different governments. i believe all these groups had different opinions on how their cities should be run and i believe future native american societies will expand even further on their knowledge of agriculture and trade.

Noel Delgado

2024-01-25 17:36:44 UTC

they all had a certain stone head that was similar to an actual head. they all grew food crops that are edible and sold crops. I think that is because in order for them to have an income was to sell the crops they produced. They all of course would need a statue a resemblance of their religion. I can predict that future Native American societies would be more certain to earth grounds meaning some would be more in nature one would be more into water the sun etc.

Hatton Jones

2024-01-25 17:36:57 UTC

I think they were all good at making cool item like pottery and really detailed designs.

I think they all had that in common because they were all really talented and patient. Also they needed pottery to eat and drink out of and for trade. My prediction are feature citizens will take on some of their traditions and continue similar activities that they all did like more agriculture base stuff and that they are polytheistic.

Shane Ballew

2024-01-25 17:41:36 UTC

These groups all grew crops, a lot of them believed in many gods. I think they were all similar because some of them would trade with others. I feel like future society’s would all have many gods dedicated words food, and different elements like water and fire.

Sadine Sanchez

2024-01-25 17:41:56 UTC

They all believed in many gods. Their economy focused on farming and making pottery. However, they grew different crops, believed in different gods, and spoke different languages because they lived in separate places at different times. While they might have started with similar languages and beliefs, they evolved differently over time. I predict that future Native American societies will gradually adapt and use new technologies as they emerge.

Gabriel Rowlette

2024-01-25 17:44:17 UTC

All of these civilizations began and relied on agriculture but not all flourished in trade or worshiped the same gods. This all came to be based on location so they all developed differently and I predict the story will continue that way, with farming beginnings and unique stories to tell.

2024-01-25 17:46:04 UTC

All of these groups had to create a living off of nothing.Most of them believed in gods but some did not.Lots of them depended on agriculture and trades.They all created things out of nothing.

Emma Foster

2024-01-25 17:48:10 UTC

All these groups have in common there all trade between each other and have agriculture and so they don't lose things in a trade and what is different is culture like some of them believe in mutable gods and some only believe in one god. I think they have different culture because their have allayed believed in there culture. I think they will leaned for there mustache and make them better.

Taylor R

2024-01-25 17:51:34 UTC

Most of them were Polytheistic. They were all based off of agriculture and skilled at detailing items as in pottery and jewelry. They all worshiped different gods. Over time, their languages, beliefs, and crop supply changed leaving all of the tribes with these differences. In the future, I think that the Native Americans will have a better trade system and will be more in the modern picture.

Andrew Perez

2024-01-25 17:52:18 UTC

They all started with agriculture and trading with other civilizations. Most of them had many gods besides a few exception of the Toltecs. They praised their gods with by making statues and other structures
2. I think all these common things happened because every society that could thrive for a long time had to start with agriculture and since they were all geological in different areas they traded for different products. They all lived near each other so cultural diffusion took place between them.
They are going to be more advance in their structures and art because of the civilizations that came before.

CJ Hawkins

2024-01-25 19:10:38 UTC

All civilizations had stone works of art and pottery, some relating to their polytheistic religions. The main difference is the government: Some societies were ruled by religious rulers and others were theocracy or a monarchy. I think the similarities stem from the environment and influences from past civilizations. One fact I researched about the Chavin group is that they would later influence Inca cultures. Therefore, I predict future Native cultures will continue the cycle of influencing each other.

Sophia D

2024-01-26 14:26:48 UTC

The commodities they shared was their reliance on agriculture, while they also hunted agriculture was their big step.

They were polytheistic and had a young economy,

I think that if they had more time to advance by themselves they'd create an interesting society.

Aiden Hernandez

2024-01-26 14:33:25 UTC

All of these groups had in common was their political structures, moral codes. and religious beliefs. Also despite differences in language and culture. Many Indian societies were organized around principles of kinship.

Well one group was praying to more than one gods while another group was praying a specific god they believe in. Some Native Americans lived in different region that they harvest and plant crops and set up a government system

I think that today Native Americans are full of promise and hope, and it all begins with stories. Sharing stories and passing it down and telling what it means to be a Native American is helping strengthen the sense of purpose and identity

jack k

2024-01-26 14:59:47 UTC

they all grew there own food they all had strength one is good and art one is not i think for the most part they where similar. i think in 30 years the number of native Americans will shrink most of them are alcoholics. i do think there traditions will thrive ancestors will continue to pass them down

Stone johnson

2024-01-26 15:00:06 UTC

1.They all grew crops and they all had farm land for animals. they all had different cultures.2. they all lived in different times and places.3. Any future native americans will be way more avanced than there pretercesrs

Grant Lenox

2024-01-26 15:02:50 UTC

The main thing i noticed is that they all have a god, but each tribe had different rituals and beliefs about those gods and how they looked and acted.

Baneza

2024-01-26 15:04:41 UTC

These groups have in common the religion.

Most of these groups were polytheistic.

They could probably have more depth networks

Cesar Rivera

2024-01-26 15:07:12 UTC

These groups have GODS in common. every group has a god, Just different beliefs, the groups were polytheistic. And had a young economy.

Addy ritz

2024-01-26 15:09:27 UTC

The thing that i noticed when comparing the groups they all grew their own crops and would all use animals for some form of farm work.
they all had been in different places so i think they all had their own adaptations when it comes to living.
the future groups will be more advanced when it comes to hunting and making things.

Alyson V

2024-01-26 15:09:53 UTC

They all had grown their own food, most of them were all polytheistic, they traded plants for their economy, but some of the tribes had different governments. Future Native American societies will probably use the same economy and worship the same gods along with rituals

Evan Balderrama

2024-01-26 15:11:05 UTC

The thing i notice that most of them belief in one god and all have agriculture they were on trade and made really nice pottery with good are displayed on the pot

Carter Nealy

2024-01-26 15:11:36 UTC

Every group has a God but they all have different beliefs, They were all polytheistic.
They all lived in different places and times.
They will have a better place for building.

olivia young

2024-01-26 15:13:27 UTC

a lot of them were good at pottery and made their own food, they were focused on the crops they grew. future native american societies will likely have a very similar way of living. they were polytheistic.

Brady C

2024-01-26 16:10:49 UTC

A lot of these groups did a lot of agriculture and some form of trading, and some of these ancient were more impressive than other like having very accurate calendars.

I think they were different because they all focused on other things, like they all did some form of sacrifices, like playing a ball game or sacrificing their enemies.

I predict that a lot of these ancient groups will die due to diseases brought by colonizers.

Aimi

2024-01-26 19:06:05 UTC

I think that my group member was so concentrate.Chavin.I knew civiliation was oldest the in sought america.yhatciviliation art was use jaguar, snake, and bird.

Eduarda Bruni

2024-01-26 20:17:16 UTC

Every one of the groups believed in God, but were all polytheistic. They all had a strong government and their economy was pretty much fully based on harvesting and making pottery.

The groups spoke different languages and had a somewhat different culture than other, mainly because they lived in different times and places

Ella De La Rosa

2024-01-29 19:50:54 UTC

Something all the groups had in common was they were all polytheistic but their difference they all had was some were more religiously based than others being agriculture based. I think this is because most tribes believed most gods to be protectors over them if they did practices worshiping them. My prediction is that they will either over time expand their beliefs to other tribes around them or THEIR beliefs will change over time from the tribes around them over time.

Ella M

2024-01-29 20:53:37 UTC

All of the groups were polytheistic but some groups were based more around religion than the other ones. I think the different groups had different beliefs and morals and at different levels of belief. Future native american societies will expand and have better uses of things from trade to just land.

Trueman Peveto

2024-01-29 22:35:02 UTC

One similarity i saw between the different groups was that they all grew crops and would use animals to help.
they all had a need for food so they would overtime adapt to using the land around them to farm.
I predict that as they advance they will use then land to even more use and make more advancements.

gage diaz

2024-01-30 15:57:06 UTC

one thing they have in common is that believe in many gods i think this because there is text evidence hieroglyphics.the differences are the goods that where traded on the land

because the types of soil and other things.there religion will change because of the spanish bring Catholicism.

Most of these groups had religious beliefs in common. They mostly all believed in polytheism. They were organized with the same moral codes and political structures. They all made nothing out of something. I believe that the future Native Americans will expand, use better things for trading, and be more diverse.

garciah8384 — 2024-01-30 19:33:52 UTC

scarlett

2024-01-31 14:56:43 UTC

the groups were all polytheistic and produced , they all also grew some type of crops. Something they didnt have in common was sacurcises, they did not all hold sacurficing to be important to all of them.
they lived in different places/enviroments and at different times causing them to adapt differently to the enviroment around them.
they will have a more developed system for all of the aspects that we reveiwed, over time they must have learned and seen the changes that has helped them develope a easier way of life.

Cambell

2024-01-31 14:58:31 UTC

Something that these groups have in common

was that they all grey crops and would use

animals to help. They also did a lot of agriculture

and some form of trading. This is case they all

needed food so they would use the lamd around

them to farm. I predict that overtime they will

eventually have more land and use the land for

more use then just to grow crops and make mroe

advancements.

Nora Hood

2024-01-31 21:41:08 UTC

what these groups had in common was they had organised communities and political structures, religious beliefs, and they all adapted to the environments that they were living in and the community worked together.

Grace Haugen

2024-02-05 18:45:32 UTC

A lot of these groups did a lot of agriculture and trading. These ancient were more impressive than others because of their calendars.

Mariana M

2024-02-07 02:00:47 UTC

most of the groups had common religious beliefs, agriculture and other. i think why they are common is because even tho there were different they all had similar ways of living. Future trubes will live a similar way like the past.

Sofia Lopez

2024-02-08 16:13:55 UTC

1)They all had a Polytheistic Religion, they all grew crops to their own benifit. Though they all grew diffrent type of crops.

2) Because of their location, and differnt weather

3) They'll have a more civilized culture and have different views of religion due to them being colonized

Patricia Nichols

2024-02-23 02:51:28 UTC

All were polytheistic the main differences being their form in government. Most starting societies and forms of civilization started with polytheistic religions since it seemed more reasonable for their to be a god for everything than one single god. The differences would most likely be caused by different evolution paths. I'd predict they'd end like the Egyptians. Polytheistic group who worshipped gods and kings as if they were gods.

Anthony frausto

2024-02-27 14:05:40 UTC

all of the groups were polytheistic but some differences were the government and the societies ,because they were in different settings ,they will have a more stable and civilized

Kate Hannon

2024-02-28 21:54:05 UTC

Some things they had in common are - practically the same government and similar farming strategies, They were all Polytheistic and had common religious beliefs.

Besides living in different parts they still all act and learn alike.

In future generations they will learn from the earlier generations and hunt and farm better learning from past generations.

Selene Valadez

2024-02-29 03:46:45 UTC

These groups had a lot in common, most of the groups would grow crops, they'd do a lot of agriculture and trading. They had similar religious beliefs, but all of them were polytheistic. They were different because of the different specific beliefs and practices as well as their ways of life.

This is most likely due to them all growing up in life in different areas around different cultures, so they might have similarities but also distinct differences such as which god they worshipped.

Most likely in the future I'd assume they'd expand their knowledge, learn more on agriculture and grow in trading.

Trae Cavazos

2024-03-06 15:49:45 UTC

They all mainly centered their economy around crops that they grew.They did this so that they could easily trade with other societies.Future native american tribes would learn from this and do the same.

Christian

2024-03-07 14:46:33 UTC

Something these groups have in common was that they all were into farming and grew crops. They were also all polytheistic. All the groups had different beliefs but were kind of the same because they worshiped some sort of god or gods. I believe future Native American societies will inherit the ways of all of these old groups

Justin mai

2024-03-08 15:16:29 UTC

all the group were polytheistic and the differences the strucer of the goverment and what they traided with each other.All of them where center around pots, corn, and other crops for there econamy