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geology
The scientific study of the origin, history, and structure of the earth.
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geology The scientific study of the origin, history, and structure of the earth.
dispersal The act or process of spread out or the condition of being disperse
culture the way a group of people live
maize tall annual cereal grass bearing kernels on large ears
culture area an area where people share many features of the same culture
coniferous trees that bear cone
democracy Government by the people, exercised either directly or through elected representative
wampum used among the Iroquoians both as money and as a record of treaties
Mohawk a tribe in the Iroquois Confederacy
Nootka An Aboriginal tribe on the west coast
potlach a feast at which the host gave away many gifts
totem poles built by west coast tribes to honor their family
Blackfoot the strongest Aboriginal nation on the Plains
Buffalo the most important source of food on the plains
HBC Hudson Bay Company
travois made of two crossed poles pulled behind a horse for carrying loads
Sun Dance A dance where the Plains Indian sought a vision to guide them for the rest of their lives
Subarctic a huge area of North America which spreads from Alaska in the west to the Maritimes in the East
canoe They were used by the First Nations and later by the explorers and fur traders for travelling throughout Canada
squash A field crop grown by the Huron First Nation
igloo The Inuit word for snowhouse

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