An early family member is an ___.

An idea based on study or research is a ___.

Movement of people to a new location is called ___.

Objects made by people are called ___.

Group of people with ways of life, religion, and learning.

Way of life or an idea that has been handed down from the past is a ___.

A group of people in a society who have something in common is called a ___.

An area in which people share some ways of life is a __.

Work that is shared so that it is possible to produce more goods is called ___.

Walls of tall wooden poles are called ___.

Wooden buildings that could hold up to 50 people used by the Iroquois people were called ___.

Beads cut from seashells and woven into designs are called ___.

The original intended purpose of wampum was ___.

A loose group of governments working together is called a ____. 

Round bark covered shelters are called ___.

Large round earthen houses.

Layer of soil held together by the roots of grasses is called ___.

When something is in short supply it is ___.

A cone shaped tent is a ____.

Poles tied together and fastened to the harness of a dog to carry heavy items is a ___.

A group of leaders who meet to make decisions is a ___.

A celebration to honor a cultural or religious event is a ___.

To adjust way of living to land and resources is to ___.

Something that is always needed and used is called a ___.

An extra amount is a ___.

Sun-dried bricks made of clay and straw are called ___.

A cone shaped Navajo shelter built by covering a wooden frame with mud or adobe is a ___.

A system that allows people to get goods from faraway places is a ___.

Long spears with sharp shell points is called a ___.

Extended group of family members is a ___.

The way a people use their resources to meet their needs is called an ___.

To exchange goods without using money is to ___.

A Native American celebration meant to show wealth and divide property is a ___.

A one-person canoe made of waterproof skins stretched over wood or bone is a ___.

Homes made of ice