they chose where to go
Simple villages were typically organized around a central point, such as a marketplace or meeting place. Houses were often clustered together in close proximity, with surrounding fields for agriculture. Leadership roles were held by respected community members or elders who made decisions for the village.
they organized into fiefs because thats what the king wanted
By continents, cities, states, villages, roads, oceans, hemispheres, etc.
what is the interesting about the hupa
did the hupa have horses
the hupa were good at weaving baskets
It is the Stateless Society.
The Hupa tribe, part of the larger Athabaskan-speaking group, organized themselves around the natural resources of the Humboldt River valley in Northern California. Their social structure was centered on extended family units, with leadership typically held by respected elders or chiefs who guided the community in decision-making and resource management. The Hupa developed a complex system of trade, cultural practices, and spiritual beliefs, which helped reinforce their social cohesion and organization. Seasonal gatherings and ceremonies further strengthened their community ties and cultural identity.
No, the Hupa Indians were not a desert tribe.
The Hupa used canoes for transportation.
European colonization destroyed the Inca civilization above the village level. Many of the villages of Peru are still organized as the Incas organized them.
The Hupa Indians primarily spoke the Hupa language, which is a member of the Athabaskan language family. Additionally, many Hupa people were also bilingual in English, especially after contact with European settlers. The Hupa language has several dialects, reflecting the cultural and social diversity within the Hupa community. Efforts to revitalize and preserve the Hupa language have been ongoing in recent years.