FIRST CONTACTS 28000 BCE 1821 CE
NATIVE AMERICANS
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a high fence made of logs around a village
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a group held together by family and social ties, geography or customs
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a young tree used in making Indian homes
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a group of families who have a common ancestor, took names of animals
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Detailed explanation-1: -A stockade is an enclosure of palisades and tall walls, made of logs placed side by side vertically, with the tops sharpened as a defensive wall.
Detailed explanation-2: -A stockade fence is a simple fence constructed with wood boards that has pointed edges placed tightly against one another, giving you a solid panel.
Detailed explanation-3: -Four hundred years ago, Iroquois villages were usually located on the tops of steep-sided hills. The steep slopes formed natural defenses for the village; a palisade or “stockade” was commonly built along the edge of the hill for added protection.
Detailed explanation-4: -A stockade is an enclosed pen used to herd cattle and other livestock. Stockades can also house people, in the sense of a penal camp. In both cases, the treatment tends to be on the rough side. Stockades are also built as a means of protection or defense.
Detailed explanation-5: -/ (stɒˈkeɪd) / noun. an enclosure or barrier of stakes and timbers. US a military prison or detention area.