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California Indians A-to-Z

California Indians A-to-Z. Mrs. Burke’s Class. Artifact. An object that was used by people in past. P.12 Examples of California Indian artifacts are: Baskets Tools Blankets Clothes By: Abby Adams. Barter. To trade without using money. p.110

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California Indians A-to-Z

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  1. California Indians A-to-Z Mrs. Burke’s Class

  2. Artifact • An object that was used by people in past. P.12 • Examples of California Indian artifacts are: • Baskets • Tools • Blankets • Clothes By: Abby Adams

  3. Barter • To trade without using money. p.110 • California Indians used beads, rocks, food, and tools to trade for other goods By: Bobby Burns

  4. Council • A group of people chosen to make laws. p.278 • Each tribe had a council to make the laws for their group. They were usually the elders of the tribe who knew the most. • Sometimes tribe councils meet with other tribal councils. By: Casey Case

  5. Desert • A place with a hot, dry climate. p.66 • Many California Indian tribes lived in the desert. • They had to adapt to the heat and travel to find water. By: Danny Dune

  6. Economy • The ways a country or community makes and uses goods and services. p.110 • The economy of early California Indians included trading, gift-giving, and sharing. By: Emily Escobar

  7. Folklore • The history, beliefs, and customs of a group as told in its stories. p.116 • California Indians did not write. • Adults told stories of the tribe to children. • Stories told the tribe’s beliefs about the world and humans. By: Farah Faucet

  8. Government/Gabrielino • Enter definition and pg. here • Write two sentences explaining how this applied to the California Indians By: name Insert at least one picture to show your word

  9. Hupa

  10. Indian • Why is this the common name given • Explain how it’s incorrect

  11. Jewlery

  12. Karuk

  13. Language

  14. Maidu/miwok/mojave/mission

  15. Nature/northern coastal

  16. Oral history

  17. Pomo/painted rock

  18. Quail/quote

  19. Ritual/reservation/ranchera

  20. Serrano/Shelter/shaman

  21. Traditions/tools/tribe/treaty/tribal council

  22. Unified

  23. Valley/villages

  24. Wiyot/War chief

  25. Xfox/expert/exchange

  26. Yokuts/Yurok/yosemite/youth

  27. Zone/ zigzag pattern

  28. Works Cited • Definitions for all words Harcourt Reflections • Map of CA Indian Tribes Slide 1 http://www.californiabaskets.com/images/map/indian2.gif • Slide 2 pictures: basket http://www.indianbaskets.org/images/SK1602_000.jpg tool http://www.thefurtrapper.com/images/French%20Trade%20Axe.jpg blanket http://www.rugreview.com/orr/8-5-13.jpg clothes http://www.valdosta.edu/~amgibbs/indian%20clothes%202.jpg • Slide 3 pictures: necklace http://www.beads.com.gh/bead/wp-content/uploads/Ancient%20European%20Trade%20Beads.jpg rocks http://www.sedonarocksjewelry.com/003wedding/w_2images/cover_petalsf.jpg tools http://www.american-native-art.com/publication/winnebago-or-ho-chunk/foto/indian-tools.jpg • Slide 4 picture: http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/ohq/105.2/images/fisher_fig13b.jpg

  29. Works Cited Cont. • Slide 6 picture http://www.nps.gov/archive/jeff/LewisClark2/images/council.jpg

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