Governments Formed around Farming Principles | Native America: Nature to Nations

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Keywords
Native America nature to nations Haudenosaunee confederacy democracy political class archaeology anthropology indigenous culture indigenous government Mohawk tribes Native American tribes Indian corn maize Indian maize indigenous peoples indigenous foods Native American foods farming methods agrarian societies botany domesticated plants domesticated corn Maya Maya civilization Maya kings King Pakal Pakal Maya government Palanque Chiapas Indigenous Peoples First Nations
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Civic Education Civic and Political Institutions History-Social Science
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Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
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Governments Formed around Farming Principles | Native America: Nature to Nations

Learn how Native Americans domesticated plants and formed a democratic society based on farming principles. Students will explore how ancient Native Americans domesticated wild plants to produce hundreds of plants we use today.
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PBS Learning Media

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