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There was no poor middle or rich classes but there was classes for how much respect and deciding power people could have in a pueblo community.

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Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona all meet at a common corner.

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fort Ancient

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Colorado river

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There were different Apache tribes and all were essentially nomadic, following the buffalo herds and other game, anticipating the seasonal changes, etc. Mostly they were based in Texas, which was also, at one time, a separate country. Remember the Alamo?

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start out northwest along the Euphrates.

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They wore the same as men and women exept girls wore a kilt for a while during Life :)

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The Pueblo Indians used the sand and dirt around them to make their shelter. The dirt was called adobe. The Pueblo Indians grew maize(corn).

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Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, California, and Nevada.

Assuming that you're in the US, the states that fall in the southwest are Arizona, Californian, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and Utah. You can also find out further information via different sites on line and check out the map to ensure that you're looking for the proper information.

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stone and antlers

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Yes! That is how they got their name.

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The Arid Southwest, mainly in southwest Arizona and New Mexico.

The descendants of the Anasazi are the modern Pueblo peoples, there are 21 today. Most live where they can irrigate or it is high enough for snow to add moisture to the soil. Some Pueblo clans or peoples may also descend from the Hohokam as well as the Mogollon.

The descendants of the Hohokam probably the modern Tohono O'odham and the Akimel O'odham and Sobaipuri (also called Papago and Pima).

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It ended the practice of enslaving the Native Americans and granted them limited freedom to practice their ancient religion.

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If I haven't forgotten all my high school Spanish, it means Pretty Village.

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pueblo people lived in pueblo homes of course!

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Pueblo (Spanish for "town") refers to a group of indigeous people (American Indians) of the southwestern United States. They were descendants of the prehistoric Anasazi peoples, and their shelter/housing reflected those of their ancestors.

These pueblo-living tribes were sedentary because they were farmers, so their structures were permanent. They were built with masonry (same thing they used for their pottery) on cliffs with large shallow caves. The cave top was the roof and the doorway leading to other "apartments". Ladders were used to get from one level to another. There were also "kivas" and other differences between the many tribes that were connected to this pueblo way of life.

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they ate testicles

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The four states would be: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah.

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gone are the days of using feathers (unless you shoot longbow). these days people shoot with plasic fletches (also known as vanes) and also spin wings (also known as curly vanes).but They all do the same thing they stabilize the flight of the shaft by providing slight drag on the rear of the arrow.

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Depends on the taste of the person. Mostly a wardrobe you wouldn't be caught dead in. Red leisure suit with a wide collared yellow shirt, for example.

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You shouldn't disrespect them or anything to hurt them or insult them or threaten them.also pueblo is a spanish word for "village"

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Because Spanish missionaries suppressed Pueblo Indians.

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• Think about this .... you consider yourself an adult so start acting like one. If you are working you should pay a percentage of your wages to your parents. After all, you want to become independent and you eat their food, use the electricity in the house and your mom probably does your laundry and cooks the meals. How do you think you will handle being out on your own paying approx. $800 up for rent, food, electricity, phone, gas if you have a car, medical, etc. It's obvious you know the rent is higher out there, so now that you have become an adult you have to take on adult responsibilities. As far as rules of the house, it is no different than following rules of the law, rules of the apartment building you may one day live in, rules of the road, and on and on. Life is rules! However, I do see where 18 year olds come from. Parents expect them to act like adults, but don't give them the full responsibility of one. If you are working then sit down with your parents and tell them that you will pay rent (decide on a fair rent depending on what you are making wage-wise.) Also tell them that you need your privacy and if you are paying rent then you should have more responsibility in your private life. If your parents have a spare room downstairs and you aren't in it, move into it! If you are out with friends then be quiet when you leave and come home and don't disturb your parents. Your parents love you so it doesn't hurt to pop your head in and say to your mom or dad "Hey, going out with friends, be back by midnight." Don't have your friends phoning at all hours of the day (get your own phone by the way.) Like anything else in our lives it's about respect. They should have respect for your privacy and you should have respect for their rules and their feelings. There are no freebies in this world. You think you are an adult then stand solid on your feet, sit down with your parents and work something out.