cahokia
A great civilization once stood in what now is present day East St. Louis, Illinois. This civilization of Mound Builders, known as the Hopewell culture, consisted of advanced mathematicians and ingenious architects. Nobody knows for sure what the natives called their town; the French named the town “Cahokia”, which derived from the word “Kaowikia”, what came from the name of a village inhabited by a subgroup of the Illini tribe which they encountered in the late 1600s. This great civilization emerged around AD 900 with the spreading of the Hopewell culture and grew into a great society. Cahokia once included 120 mounds and encomp
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Monks Mound, Builders Hopewell, French Trappist, AD Cahokian, Cahokia Civilization, Louis Illinois, hopewell culture, 1100 ad, monks mound, population growth,
Approximate Word count = 450
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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