We lived in the Four Corners Region for approximately 1,200 years.

We built one of the world’s largest cities.

We developed a fast communication system.

We built floating gardens.

We built the Great Serpent Mound.

We built houses made from blocks of packed snow.

We held religious ceremonies in kivas, which only men could enter.

We lived east of the Mississippi River.

We lived in present-day Peru.

We developed a system of writing and a calendar.

We were able to produce a large surplus of food.

Our empire stretched from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

We lived in the frozen lands near the Arctic Ocean.

Artifacts tell archaeologists that trade was important to us.

After the Ice Age ended, what new foods did early peoples find to eat?

Why did early peoples find a new food source after the Ice Age?

We lived the farthest North.

We lived the farthest South.

A climograph gives information about a place's ____________________.

We were farmers.

We were conquerors.

We lived in what is now the United States.

Payment demanded by rulers from the people they rule

A person who studies people from long ago

A group of lands and peoples ruled by one leader

A thick sheet of ice

An object the someone made in the past

A long period without rain

Movement of people to another land

A possible explanation

Do only one kind of job

Activity done for a special purpose or event

High, flat landform that rises steeply from the land around it

Culture with organized system of government, religion, and learning

Long period of extreme cold on earth

The practice of holding people against their will

More than needed

Building shaped like a triangle

We did not live in what is now the United States.