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What are the villages of the Mississippian Indians, the first American Indians whom Europeans met in North America? Options: parishes, pueblos, longhouses, mound towns

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mound towns

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How was Mississippian society organized?

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It was a chiefdom with a complex and hierarchical structure.

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What did the development of agriculture allow the Mississippian Indians to do?

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establish large permanent settlements

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Which American Indian culture was the first to encounter Europeans in Georgia?

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Mississippian

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Based on the structures they built and the layout of their settlements, by what other name are Mississippian Indians known?

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Mound Builders

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What was Mississippian society like in Georgia prior to contact with Europeans?

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The Mississippians made wattle and daub homes and organized them around central plazas.

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Which of the following shows the correct chronological development of American Indian cultures? Paleo, Archaic, Woodland, Mississippian

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Paleo, Archaic, Woodland, Mississippian

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As the most advanced early American Indian culture, the Mississippian Indians were more likely than previous cultures to do which of the following?
use nets for fishing,
hunt large mammals,
move from season to season,
practice an organized religion

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practice an organized religion

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What title was held by the leader of the Mississippian Indians, the first American Indians whom Europeans met in North America? Options: King, Chief, Elder, Priest

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Chief

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Which list gives the correct location of Georgia?

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Southeastern United States, North America, Western Hemisphere