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4
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Part or Portion
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7
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Only Athabascan group to live by the ocean along the shores of Cook Inlet
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10
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A leaping movement upwards
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11
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Dogs important to the Athabascan life
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14
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Of or relating to the river
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15
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Using of resource
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16
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Large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna
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18
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Having power, authority, or influence over others
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20
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Most important potlatch
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22
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Mutual exchange; Reciprocal state or relation
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23
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Marriage Outside a specific tribe or social unit
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24
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Area of land in which all the water that falls as snow or rain collects and eventually flows into a larger body of water
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27
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Something socially Unacceptable
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29
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World's largest land-based biome
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30
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an animal hunted for food
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31
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Smaller rushes
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32
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Silver Salmon
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33
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Alaska state salmon
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34
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Amount of Athabascan ethnic-liguistic grouping in Alaska
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35
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Type of carvings Eskimos sold
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36
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Diseases exposed to the Athabascans
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37
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Place where Alaska was sold to the United States
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38
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Supply of fresh water
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40
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Athabascans developed this to keep food and supplies from their dogs and wild animals.
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