https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy Southwest Pueblo en-us 2016-08-12 11:28:06 UTC 2016-08-16 11:17:30 UTC hello@padlet.com murphy_lm01 https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118107733 The Pueblo people believed in many different things some similar to the basic European beliefs and others that were changed to fit the needs and beliefs of the Pueblo people. One thing that they believed in was called the Hopi. The Hopi defines the relationship between man, nature, plants, and animals. They had an underground religious room called the Kiva where they practiced rituals. The Pueblo people called the practice of religion and spirits Kachina. During religious ceremonies they had dancers and made sacrifices so they can please the gods and receive blessings. One thing they found sacred was a prayer stick. They used the prayer stick as an offering to the spirit. This stick contained feathers and plums. While the feathers represented the people praying to pray to the gods, the stick represents the gods. All these traditions lasted until the European countries started exploring and Spanish reached the Pueblo lands. The Spanish invaders tried to convert/teach the people Christianity which is completely different from their polytheistic faith. Instead of completely concerting into Christianity they transformed the Spanish beliefs to be compatible with their own traditions and beliefs. ]]> 2016-08-12 11:37:18 UTC https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118107733 oeynicole https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118107820      Many of the settlements that the Pueblo built were permanent buildings that were often multiple stories high. There were also dwellings that surrounded central plazas in the village.
The Pueblo people are a group that have split into many different branches, most often with distinct languages such as Keresan and Tewa that separate them. Groups like that Zia were known for their pottery that are usually seen with the "Rain Bird" motif.

Some Pueblo groups were separated by their difference in kinship groups and marital practices. For example, the Hopi, Keres, Towa, and Zuni used the matrilineal system where the mother's family line would be used for inheritance. The Tanoan Pueblos used a patrilineal system that relied on the father's family line for inheritance.

]]> 2016-08-12 11:38:22 UTC https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118107820 madmax35719 https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118107939 The Pueblo Indians original territory was in the Mesa Verde Region. It is a river valley and is located  on the four corners of Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona. The Pueblo Indians did migrate. The moved from the river valley further south and settled in Arizona and New Mexico. 

aaw]]> 2016-08-12 11:40:04 UTC https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118107939 https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118108139 The men were the household leaders. their role in this tribe included protecting the people, hunting for food, and being the government and religious officials. The women would keep the house clean as well as take care of the children. Women were also able to participate in government actions and religious actions as well. The humans that have bad behaviors would dress up as clowns and were involved in bad behaviors. Anyone could marry whomever the desired. 
 

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They represented Kachina dancers who were masked and danced in religious ceremonies. ]]> 2016-08-12 11:46:12 UTC https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118108245 avery_stehr https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118108658 The Pueblos used a traditional substance based economy. This included the irrigated cultivation of maize, squash, and beans.

The manifestation of the pueblos culture resonates through the trading of pottery, jewelry, dances, and have been an important tourist attraction. In present day, their economy relies on raising cattle, tourism, and the sale of craft items. The group also gains income from royalties on uranium ore-mining leases and has invested strongly in economic development for their future.]]> 2016-08-12 11:53:31 UTC https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118108658 https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118108735 The priesthood had the power in an Pueblo tribe. they were in charge of war against other tribes as well as peace, hunting etc. But the arrival of the Spaniards shifted its government to some kind of elective system which was controlled strictly by a lieutenant-governor, who would be also know as the Chief, and a body of alderman. Unlike the priesthood class everyone else did not really have much power. Leadership would be gained by either bloodline or showing that the are brave, smart and would make a good leader. The laws were determined by the All Indian Pueblo Council who would make the decisions on behalf of all of them. There weren't really any social classes but the women were considered  to be of higher status than the men within the tribe to the point that they would own houses and gardens.]]> 2016-08-12 11:54:44 UTC https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118108735 madmax35719 https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118108933 2016-08-12 11:59:22 UTC https://padlet.com/madmax35719/y8q3a7o42rmy/wish/118108933