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Chapter 3 Vocabulary Preview Alabama’s Early People

Chapter 3 Vocabulary Preview Alabamas Early People

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Chapter 3 Vocabulary Preview

Alabama’s Early People

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fossil

• The preserved remains of a plant or animal from long ago. Examples include: shells, skeletons, leaf prints

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paleontologist

• A scientist who learns about the past by studying fossils

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artifact

• An object that was made and used by people long ago

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archaeologist

• A scientist who studies the lives and cultures of people from the past

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migrate

• To move from one place to settle in another

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adapt

• Change the way you live to fit different conditions

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agriculture

• Planting and growing crops

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government

• System of ruling people

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hunter-gatherer

• The earliest Alabamians that hunted large animals and gathered plants

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folklore

• Beliefs and customs

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council

• Advisors that help with making important decisions

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Green Corn Ceremony

• Native American celebration to give thanks for their harvest

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Moundville Native American Festival

• A festival that takes place in Moundville, Alabama each year to teach people about the lives of Alabama’s Native Americans.