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| Culture | The beliefs, customs, and way of life of a group of people. |
| Regions | Places that have common (the same) characteristics. |
| Environment | Surroundings; the natural world, within which people, animals, and plants live. |
| Teepees | Cone-shaped tents built around several long branches or wooden poles that meet and cross at the top. |
| Terraced | Land converted into long rows of houses built together in the same style, separated by shared dividing side walls. |
| Multi-terrace | Many terraced houses were built one on top of the other. |
| Legends | Stories that have been passed down for generations, especially one that is presented as history but is unlikely to be true. |
| Climate | The kind of weather an area has over a long period of time. |
| Forests | Large areas of land covered in trees and other plants growing close together. |
| Mountains | High and often rocky areas of land mass with steep or sloping sides. |
| Hills | Areas of land, usually rounded in shape, that are higher than the surrounding land but not as high as a mountain. |
| Deserts | Areas of land, usually in very hot climates, that consist only of sand, gravel, or rock with little or no plant life. |
| Rivers | Natural formations in which fresh water forms a wide stream that runs across the land until it reaches the sea or another area of water. |
| Plains | A large expanse of fairly flat dry land, usually with few trees. |
| Prairies | A treeless grass-covered plain in the United States and Canada, especially in the Midwest and the West. |
| Adobe | Brick made from earth and straw dried by the sun. |
| Villages | A group of houses and other buildings in a rural area, smaller than a town. |
