Ch. 2 L3 Southwest Desert Cultural Region

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Hopi dance ceremonies honored the Kachinas.

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Kachinas were honored in Hopi dance ceremonies.

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Kachina dolls were given to young children.

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Young children received Kachina dolls.

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The dolls educated young Hopi about their religion.

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Hopi dolls were used to educate about religion.

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The snake dance was a ceremony to bring rain.

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The snake dance was hoped to bring rain.

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Hopi continue to live on traditional lands on reservations.

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Traditional lands on reservations are still home to the Hopi.

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Many Hopi follow ancient traditions and customs.

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Ancient traditions and customs are still followed by many Hopi.

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The Southwest Desert Cultural Region is hot and arid.

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Hot and arid describe the Southwest Desert Cultural Region.

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Irrigation was used in the Southwest Desert Cultural Region.

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The region used irrigation for agriculture.

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No trees, mountains, mesas, or cliffs are characteristic of the region.

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The region is known for having no trees, mountains, mesas, or cliffs.

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The Hopi and Zuni people followed a village way of life.

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A village way of life was followed by the Hopi and Zuni.