mississippian
adjective (Mississippian); noun (a Mississippian, Mississippians)
Everyday
- A Mississippian is a person from the US state of Mississippi. tree →
- The Mississippian culture was a Native American civilisation that built great earth mounds along the Mississippi valley, about 800 to 1600. tree →
- (science) The Mississippian is a period of Earth's history about 359–323 million years ago, used in the USA. tree →
In the lessons
Met in US geography, Native American history (the city of Cahokia) and geology about rock layers and coal.
Examples
- My cousin is a Mississippian. tree →
- The Mississippian people built huge earth mounds. tree →
- Cahokia was the largest Mississippian city. tree →
- Coal formed in the Mississippian period. tree →
- Mississippian farmers grew corn and beans. tree →
- A famous Mississippian writer is William Faulkner. tree →
Note
Capital M because it comes from a name. Spelling: double s, double s, double p: Mi-ss-i-ss-i-pp-ian.
On Mova
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