a pond or lake used for storing water

lacking enough rainfall needed to grow certain trees and plants

a multilevel village or community made of adobe or stone

a pipe or canal designed to transport water

building material, often in the form of sun-dried bricks, made from clay, dung, and straw

a broad hill with steep sides and a flat top, similar to but larger than a butte

a handout of public land by government

a hilll with steep sides and a flat top, similar to but smaller than a mesa

a person with no fixed home who moves as the seasons change, in search of food or water

For more than 200 years, England ruled most of the Southwest.

Rainfall is plentiful in the Southwest, so irrigation is not necessary.

Xeriscape is a landscaping methos used to conserve water.

Arizona ranchers raise more cattle than ranchers in any other state.

The Pubelo people were known for making pots with interesting designs.

natural wonder in Arizona that attracts many tourists

landform in the southeastern corner of Arizona

natural wonder in New Mexico that attracts many tourists

major source of water in the Southwest that forms the border between Texas and Mexico

water source that flows through the Grand Canyon in Arizona

built their houses of mud, rocks, and adobe

forces from their homes in the Southeast to go to "Indiana Territory"

nomads who moved from place to place around the Southwest

lived in dome-shaped houses built out of pine trees