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Jeopardy!!! Here we go!

What is division of labor? The men hunted the food and made spears out of alters and the women prepared the food and made clothes out of the animal skins.

Why was the Iroquois League created? To resolve conflict between different people groups. It worked as a confederation, a loose group of governments working together for a common purpose.

What animal fat was used to make oil for lamps? A whale

What is a Civilization? A group of people with ways of life, learning, and religion

The Plains people often held _____________________ to celebrate a cultural or religious events. One example is a corn harvest. Ceremony

What does scarce mean? When something is in short supply

What is a clan? Extended family

What is migration? Movement of people from one place to another.

What are artifacts? Objects made by people

What is a kayak? A type of one person canoe

What geographical region were igloos used in? The Artic

What geographical region were teepees used in? The Plains

What are Pueblos? A house made out of stone and brick

What does adapt mean? Adapt means to adjust or change your way of life based off the climate/environment you are in.