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| A huge, thick sheet of slowly moving ice. |
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| A movement from one place to another. |
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| Farming or growing plants. |
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| A group of people living together with organized systems of government, religion, and culture. |
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| The Spanish word for town. |
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| A way of supplying water with streams, ditches, or pipes. |
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| A group of related families. |
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| A large feast that may last for several days. |
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| A person who moves around and does not live in one place. |
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| A type of home that Plains Indians made using bark, earth, and grass. |
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| An event at which people gather to express important beliefs. |
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| Pieces of carefully shaped and cut seashell made into strings or belts. |
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| A type of government in which separate groups of people join together but allow local leaders to make many decisions for their group. |
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| A large house made out of wooden poles and covered with bark. |
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| Equipment similar to a sled that was made from two long poles and usually pulled by a dog. |
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| To exchange goods without using money |
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