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Section 4: The Adena-Hopewell Mound Builders

Section 4: The Adena-Hopewell Mound Builders. United States History p. 24-25. Key Words. Tobacco: a plant that some people smoke or chew. p. 25. What did the Adena build? The Adena built burial mounds. p. 25. 2. What were Hopewell settlements like?

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Section 4: The Adena-Hopewell Mound Builders

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  1. Section 4: The Adena-Hopewell Mound Builders United States History p. 24-25

  2. Key Words • Tobacco: a plant that some people smoke or chew

  3. p. 25 • What did the Adena build? The Adena built burial mounds.

  4. p. 25 2. What were Hopewell settlements like? Hopewell settlements were very small and often contained mounds in the shape of animals.

  5. p. 25 3. What is Serpent Mound? Serpent Mound is a perfectly preserved example of a Hopewell mound. It is a huge mound shaped like a snake.

  6. p. 25 4. What did the Hopewell celebrate? The Hopewell celebrated life, nature, and rebirth.

  7. p. 25 5. Who did the Hopewell begin to trade with? The Hopewell began to trade with settlements throughout the areas east of the Mississippi River.

  8. Complete Activity 1 as a group. Only 1 paper needs to be turned in for the entire class. If you are on restriction, you must complete activity 1 independently at your desk.

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