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CHAPTER TWO VOCABULARY
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CHAPTER TWO VOCABULARY
Native Americans of North America
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tribe
• A group of families bound together under a single leadership.
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league
• An organization that people form which unites them for a particular purpose.
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Cultural region
• An area in which people with similar cultures live.
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longhouse
• An Iroquois building used for shelter.
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wampum
• Polished seashells that were hung on strings or woven into belts.
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reservations
• Land set aside by the United States government for Native Americans
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lodge
• Large, round huts built over a deep hole. Walls of a lodge were made of earth, packed over a wood frame.
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tepee
• To make a tepee, women set up poles in a circle with their tops coming together at a point and covered the frame with buffalo hides.
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travois
• Poles lashed together to transport buffalo meat and other goods.
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powwow
• A powwow is a gathering of American Indians.
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pueblo
• Spanish word for village
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potlatch
• A potlatch is a party. Potlatch comes from a Chinook word meaning “to give away”.
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Totem pole
• A carved post with animals or other images representing a person’s ancestors.
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Shaman
• A shaman was a person people came to when they were not feeling well.