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5th Ch.2 Vocab

AB
ancestorAn early family member.
theoryAn idea based on study and research.
migrationThe movement of people.
artifactAn object made by a person.
civilizationA group of people with ways of life, religion, and learning.
traditionA way of life or an idea handed down from the past.
classA group of people in a society who have something in common.
division of laborWork that is divided so that it is possible to produce more goods.
palisadeA wall made of tall wooden poles to protect a village from enemies.
longhouseA long wooden building in which severa famalies could live.
wampumBeads cut from seashells to make designsthat showed decisions, events, or stories; or traded and exchanged for goods.
confederationA loose group of governments working together.
wigwamA round, bark-covered shelter.
lodgeA large, round earthen house used by Central Plains Indians.
soda layer of soil held together by the roots of grasses.
scarceIn short supply.
tepeeA cone-shaped tent made from wooden poles and buffalo skins.
travoisA carrier made of two poles fastened to a dog's harness.
councilA group of leaders who meet to make decisions.
ceremonyA celebration to honor a cultural or religious event.
adaptTo adjust.
stapleSomething that is always needed and used.
surplusAn extra amount.
adobeSun-dried bricks made of clay and straw.
hoganA cone-shaped Navajo shelter built by coveringa log frame with mud or adobe.
trade networkA system that allows people to get goods from faraway places.
harpoonA long spear with sharp shell point.
clanAn extended family.
economyThe way people of a staete, region, or countryuse their resourcesto meet their needs.
barterTo exchange goods.
potlatchA Native American celebration meant to show wealth and divide property among the people.
kayakA one-person canoe made of waterproof skins stretched over wood or bone.
iglooA house made of snow or ice


6th grade teacher
St. John's Lutheran
Corcoran, MN

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