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Woodland Mound Builders, APUSH .simply-gallery-amp{ display: block !important; }.sgb-preloader{ display: none !important; } Skip to content Menu Menu AHC A-ZAge of Exploration, A-ZColonial America, A-ZFrench and Indian War, A-ZAmerican Revolution, A-ZArticles of Confederation, A-ZEarly Republic, A-ZManifest Destiny, A-ZGrowth and Turmoil, A-ZCivil War, A-ZCivil War Battles, A-ZReconstruction, A-ZGilded Age, A-ZAHC ErasColonial America13 ColoniesAbolition in Colonial AmericaWitchcraft Colonial AmericaAmerican RevolutionWar of 1812, OverviewEra of Good FeelingsTexas Revolution, OverviewTexas AnnexationManifest DestinyMexican-American WarMexican-American War, TimelineMexican-American War, CausesMexican-American War, FactsCivil WarCivil War 1861, Part 1Civil War 1861, Part 2Civil War 1862, Part 1Civil War 1862, Part 2Civil War 1863, Part 1Civil War 1863, Part 2Civil War 1864, Part 1Civil War 1864, Part 2Civil War 1864, Part 3Civil War 1865Spanish American WarWorld War IEntriesImagesDocumentsVideosAPUSHAboutAuthorsNewsCorrectionsSubmissionsDigital EncyclopediasHistory WebsitesAbout eCMS Menu AHC A-ZAge of Exploration, A-ZColonial America, A-ZFrench and Indian War, A-ZAmerican Revolution, A-ZArticles of Confederation, A-ZEarly Republic, A-ZManifest Destiny, A-ZGrowth and Turmoil, A-ZCivil War, A-ZCivil War Battles, A-ZReconstruction, A-ZGilded Age, A-ZAHC ErasColonial America13 ColoniesAbolition in Colonial AmericaWitchcraft Colonial AmericaAmerican RevolutionWar of 1812, OverviewEra of Good FeelingsTexas Revolution, OverviewTexas AnnexationManifest DestinyMexican-American WarMexican-American War, TimelineMexican-American War, CausesMexican-American War, FactsCivil WarCivil War 1861, Part 1Civil War 1861, Part 2Civil War 1862, Part 1Civil War 1862, Part 2Civil War 1863, Part 1Civil War 1863, Part 2Civil War 1864, Part 1Civil War 1864, Part 2Civil War 1864, Part 3Civil War 1865Spanish American WarWorld War IEntriesImagesDocumentsVideosAPUSHAboutAuthorsNewsCorrectionsSubmissionsDigital EncyclopediasHistory WebsitesAbout eCMSBrowse Site »ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0-9 Woodland Mound Builders (APUSH) Prehistory–1491Woodland Mound Builders definition, resources, and guide for the AP US History curriculum. An early morning photo of the mounds at Hopewell Culture National Historic Park. Image Source: National Park Service.Woodland Mound Builders definition, resources, and guide for the AP US History curriculum.DefinitionWoodland Mound Builders were a group of Native American Cultures that emerged in the eastern part of North America in the Woodland Period (1000 BC–1000 AD). The Woodland Mound Builders are known for their elaborate burial mounds, which were used to bury leaders and other important people. The Woodland Mound Builders are also known for their advanced agriculture, trade, and metalworking skills.Learn MoreCahokia Mounds — Cahokia Mounds State Historic SiteEffigy Mounds National Monument — NPSEffigy Moundbuilders — NPSEtowah Indian Mounds — Georgia Department of Natural ResourcesHopewell Culture National Historic Park (Ohio) — NPSIndiana Woodland Culture — Indiana Department of Natural ResourcesPinson Mounds State Archaeological Park — Tennessee State ParksSerpent Mound — UNESCOVideoThis video from Ancestral Travels discusses the Adena Mound Builders of North America. AlignmentWoodland Mound Builders is part of these APUSH Units:Unit 1.2 — Native American Societies Before European ContactContent for this article has been compiled and edited by American History Central Staff.Citation InformationThe following information is provided for citations, including APA Style, Chicago Style, and MLA Style. 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