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๐ Southwest
๐พ Great Plains
๐ฒ Eastern Woodlands
What crops were known as the "Three Sisters"?
Corn, beans, and squash
Where did the first American Indians originate from?
Asia
How did agriculture affect Native American societies?
It shifted some from nomadic to farming communities
What were the Hopewell people known for?
Skilled farming in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys (200 BC โ 400 AD)
What was the Mississippian culture known for?
Building large religious mound structures (developed around AD 800)
When did the Anasazi culture thrive?
Between AD 800 and 1300
What were the Anasazi especially skilled at?
Building cliff dwellings (like Mesa Verde) and advanced farming
Who inhabited the Southwest after the Anasazi?
The Pueblo Indians
Who were the Olmec?
The first major civilization in Mesoamerica
When did the Olmec civilization begin and end
1200-400 BC
What did the Olmec develop?
An agricultural society and the first calendar in the Americas
When did the Maya civilization thrive?
Between AD 250 and 900
When did the Aztecs rule central Mexico?
From AD 1325 to 1521
When did the Inca Empire exist?
From AD 1200 to 1533
How did the Incas maintain control of their empire?
Through a unified political structure and advanced record-keeping
What were the Incas known for?
Skilled craftsmanship and engineering