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US Hist - Pre-Unit: Geography, Migration & Historical Thinking
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Migrate
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Environment
Consists of all the natural features, animals and climate of a region.
Cultural Region
A region in which the culture is shaped by the local environment.
Push/Pull Factors
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Natural Resources
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Culture
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Beringia
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Hunter-Gatherer
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Cahokia
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Mesa-People
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Mississippians
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What is the relationship between humans and their environment?
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Why did early civilizations often evolve close to major rivers, like the Mississippi? (Two reasons)
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One of the earliest Native American Civilizations in North America, a group called the ____________________ built their civilization along the banks of the Mississippi River.
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What type of society did the Mississippians form? (Agricultural / Hunter Gatherer)
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Which geophysical region did the Anasazi occupy?
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