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Anasazi
Algonkian
Iroquois
Settlement
Large cliff dwellings
Tribal settlements of wigwams
Villages of longhouses
Food source
Farming
Hunting and fishing as well as farming
Farming
Geographic area
Southwest United States
New England through the Mid-Atlantic coast
Inland New England and Mid-Atlantic as well as Canada
End of civilization
Unknown
Many conquered and died of illness due to European settlers. Many were also assimilated into Iroquois tribes.
Some tribes still around today as independent entities. Others were disbanded by the Canadian and American governments.
Artifacts
Baskets and pottery
Smaller hunting items, such as arrowheads, and cultural influences on settlers (such as farming corn, beans, and squash).
Government ideas influenced American government formation.
That the government's powers comes from the people.
Even several decades before the fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Empire in 1453, most of Greece had come under Ottoman rule. During this time, there were several revolt attempts by Greeks to gain independence from Ottoman control
<span>the results of other trials for the same crime
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<span>the treatment of similar crimes in the past
Common laws evolve over time and are evident today in the form of judicial precedents whereby the decision of a high national court is legally binding on other lower courts.
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At Trenton, New Jersey George Washington mount a successful surprise attack on hessian troops on Christmas eve, 1776.
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Who was George Washington?</u></h3>
- American military soldier, statesman, and Founding Father George Washington presided over the country as its first leader from 1789 to 1797.
- Washington, who was chosen as the Continental Army's commander by the Continental Congress, presided over the 1787 Constitutional Convention, which drafted the American federal constitution and led the Patriot forces to victory in the American Revolution.
- Because of his numerous acts of leadership throughout the founding years of the nation, Washington has earned the moniker "Father of the Nation."
On Christmas Day 1776, Washington stormed the Hessian military post in Trenton, New Jersey (which belonged to mercenary German mercenaries who fought for the British), giving the Patriot Army new hope.
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