U.S.+History+(Josue)

This is the time line of all that we have done over the semester.

Hakim, Joy. //The First Americans//. Third ed. New York: Oxford UP, 1993. Print. A History of US.

Chapter 3 Chapter three talks about the first Americans coming from Asia to the American continent through a land bridge called Beringia. The bridge was 18 miles long and 1,000 miles wide. This bridge was open and was very full of life during the ice age. Chapter 5 This chapter talks about the people who live near the North Pole and arctic and subarctic regions in Alaska, Canada, Greenland, and Siberia. Eskimo means "eater of raw flesh", this is a name the those people hate being called. They prefer Inuit which means "the people", They live in igloos and hunt fish, wales, and other types of land animals. Chapter 6 This chapter is about a group of people named the Anasazi which means "Ancient enemies", which they don't like, live in Mesa Verde, Colorado. They live in a natural stone shelf in a steep mountain 700 feet in the air that protects them from enemies and harsh weather. They live together in a 200 room complex that are small and cramped. Chapter 9 The Plain Indians

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