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An ancestral spirit that the Pueblo people believed could control objects in nature

• culture

• Bubble gum

• Kachina

• Iroquois

An American Indian village of the Southwest made of stone and adobe apartment buildings built close together and located on the side of a mountain

• Pueblo

• Hogan

• house

• longhouse

Navajo shelter made of logs and poles covered with mud

• tent

• hogan

• shelter

• wampum

a special room in a pueblo that is set aside for religous activities

• church

• bathroom

• sanctuary

• kiva

a man made object left by people of the past

• Archaeological artifact
• artifact

• Animal fossil
• Plant fossil

the custom beliefs and creative arts of a group of people

• Culture
• Religion
• Tradition
• Language

the command given by God for people to fill the earth and rule over it

• creation idea

• creation demand

• creation mandate

• creation

a large wooden statue with a series of carved faces of creatures one on the other

• carving

• totem pole

• kiva

• igloo

a manakan feast that lasted several days in which host gave gifts to his guests

• Potlatch
• Luau
• Saturnalia
• Bacchanalia

the tribe used the game of stickball to settle arguments and for religious purposes

• Aztec Tribe
• Cherokee Tribe
• Zulu Tribe
• Maori Tribe