The narrow waterway connecting the Pacific Ocean to the Arctic Ocean. This is the site of the theorized crossing of humans from Asia to North America.
A pre-Columbian empire in modern-day Mexico and Central America extending from 750 BCE to 900 AD
There are six primary Southwestern tribes: the Apache, Navajo, Yuma, Pima, Hopi, and Zuni.
A combination of various tribes so-named by the Spanish because of their multi-level adobe homes that the Spanish called pueblos.
The Midwest of the United States was populated by a large number of different tribes at the time of European contact.
A large urban settlement central to the Mississippian culture.
The American Indians of the Northwest were organized into houses, rather than tribes, loosely organized by common language and familial relations.
The language of groups of American Indians in the Pacific Northwest.
The American Indians of the Northeast lived in an area of varied ecosystems which led to a greater variety of practice.
The largest political organization in pre-contact North America.
