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Pueblo Revolt

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Pueblo Revolt
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Reading Level
     edHelper's suggested reading level:   grades 7 to 9
     Flesch-Kincaid grade level:   7.34

Vocabulary
     challenging words:    virtual, revolt, dependence, forbidden, agriculture, raiders, retreat, society, labor, anger, lasted, successful, religion, original, boiling, arid
     content words:    American West, New Mexico, Some Hopi, On August, Native Americans, United States

Pueblo Revolt
By Mary Lynn Bushong 		  
1     For thousands of years the Anasazi built a culture in the American West. At first they lived in Utah and Colorado. Then they moved south to the Arizona and New Mexico region. The land was dryer but warmer.
 
2     Over the years they had built up a rich tradition of myth and legend that underscored their religious beliefs. Those beliefs were influenced by their dependence on agriculture.
 
3     After living in an arid climate for many years, the people understood the need for careful use of water. They built special irrigation ditches to water their corn and other crops. Their lives depended on their proper use and design.
 
4     The men were the ones in charge of the religious aspects of their society. They held their rituals in an underground chamber called a Kiva. They were also the weavers of the village, while the women were potters.

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