Miscellaneous
Learning the New World
Cap or No Cap
Early Settlements
Name That Region
100

The conquest, exploitation, and political rule of a territory by a foreign country for its own economic and political benefit.

Colonialism / Colonization

100

The transfer of people, plants, animals, and diseases back and forth across the Atlantic Ocean.

The Columbian Exchange
100

Cap or No Cap: All of the European explorers sailed for their nationality. (If Cap, give us an example of one)

That's Cap (False) - Columbus was Italian but sailed for the Spanish, and Hudson was English but sailed for the Dutch.
100

This was the name of England's first permanent settlement in North America.

Jamestown

100

Decide whether the region we discussed in class being described is Indigenous or an English colony region and identify it.

Abundant rivers and forests along a rich coastal environment where totem poles displayed wealth and social status.

Indigenous-Northwest Coast

200

The first colonizer (European nation) to successfully establish a settlement in North America

The Spanish - St. Augustine

200

Name a crop that was native to the New World

corn, potatoes, and squash

200

Cap or No Cap: Scientists widely believe that the earliest people in the Americas migrated on foot from Asia to present-day North America.

No Cap

200

This cash crop became extremely important to Jamestown's survival and economy.

Tobacco

200

Decide whether the region we discussed in class being described is Indigenous or an English colony region and identify it.

Wide, flat grasslands with few trees where they depended heavily on buffalo for food, tools, and clothing. They lived in tipis to follow migrating herds of animals on seasonal cycles.

Indigenous-Great Plains

300

Identify the 3 G's of European Exploration.

Gold, God, Glory

300

The French and Dutch were rivals over this commodity / natural resource.

Fur

300

Cap or No Cap: The Dutch colonized the largest area in the Americas

That's Cap (False) - Spanish

300

What is the lost English colony off the coast of present-day North Carolina?

Roanoke

300

Decide whether the region we discussed in class being described is Indigenous or an English colony region and identify it.

It has a moderate climate and the landscape ranges from the rich soil of coastal areas to fertile farmland and rolling hills with an economy focused on farming, shipbuilding, and trade.

English colony region-Middle Colonies

400

Pre-Columbian city with an advanced civilization of Indigenous peoples located in the Mississippi River region, specifically near present-day St. Louis, Missouri.

Cahokia

400

Where did the French successfully expand their territory in North America?

From Quebec to the Mississippi River region

400

Cap or No Cap: Indigenous cultures, or ways of life, were the same in all regions of North America.

That's Cap (False)

400
What was the original name of the English colony, New York, when it was first settled by the Dutch?

New Amsterdam / New Netherland

400

Decide whether the region we discussed in class being described is Indigenous or an English colony region and identify it.

This region featured broad rivers and vast wetlands that gradually merged with the sea. The soil and the hot, wet climate were ideal for growing tobacco, rice, and other cash crops

English colony region-Southern Colonies

500

Which English settlement was founded by settlers (Pilgrims) motivated by religious freedom and signed the Mayflower Compact in 1620?

Plymouth / Massachusetts

500

Explain the long-term effects (human consequences) the Columbian Exchange had on the New World.

Forced migration led to an increase in indentured servitude and enslavement.

500

Cap or No Cap: The early European explorers were successful in finding a westward all-water route from Europe to Asia

That's Cap (False) - unsuccessful

500

The Spanish successfully protected St. Augustine from which threatening European power in the 1500s?

The French

500

Decide whether the region we discussed in class being described is Indigenous or an English colony region and identify it.

Forested regions with rivers and lakes where they farmed, hunted, and fished. They lived in longhouses / wigwams and formed the Iroquois Confederacy, an early example of tribal democracy.

Indigenous-Eastern Woodlands

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