I think therefore I am
(identity)
Indigenous America
Finders keepers losers say they found it first
Slavery, Race, and Agency
Huh??
100

What is an example of something that could help shape someones identity 

Hobbies, interests, family, community, culture, sports, school, where you live, etc.

100

True or False:

Before European colonization, there were Indigenous peoples of North America with hundreds of distinct nations and communities?

True 

100

This term is when an outside group takes control of land and establishes power over the people already living there?

Colonization

100

This system treated enslaved people as property that could be bought, sold, owned for life, and inherited by their children?

Chattel Slavery

100

What was the name of one of enslaved worker songs we listened to in class? 

Hoe, Emma Hoe,


Sit down servant, sit down

Fungalafia

200

True or False: Everyone who experiences the same event will have the same perspective.

 False

200

What Indigenous people in Southern California Coachella developed extensive knowledge of desert plants, animals, water sources, and seasonal cycles.  

The Cahuilla people

200
How did many Spanish Colonizers view the native indigenous people upon arrival to North America 

Docile, Obedient, Pagan, Uncivilized, inferior. 

200

This trade system connected Europe, Africa, and the Americas through the exchange of goods and enslaved people.

Triangular Trade

200

In the interview with Cecilia Black who was formerly enslaved, what past president did she remember fondly? 

Abraham Lincoln

300

This word means the way a person understands or views a situation. 

Perspective

300

What term describes the original inhabitants of a region who had their own cultures and traditions before colonization?

Indigenous

300

Name at least 2 aspects of life that the Spanish changed for the Indigenous people living in North America. 

Forced Labor, Culture, Religion, Traditions, Language, Loss of Land, Loss of control over daily life. 

300

This Term means the ability to make choices, take action, and respond to difficult conditions.

Agency

300

This was a primary way the Cahuilla people practice their culture today and continue to pass it down from one generation to the next. 

Singing, Cahuilla Bird Song

400

This term describes the qualities, beliefs, experiences, and community connections that help make a person who they are. 

Identity

400
How did Indigenous people initially respond when the Spanish arrived for the first time in North America? 

Peacefully 

400

Name one major reason Spain wanted to control California.

Money, Land, Power, Resources, Spread Christianity, prevent other European Nations from taking the land. 

400

What is one example of how enslaved Africans demonstrated both agency and resistence

escaping, refusing orders, slowing work, secretly learning or teaching reading, preserving traditions, helping others, rebelling, maintaining family/community 

400
What is the term used to describe the integration of Black students into all White schools based on the book Warriors don't Cry
Desegregation
500

What term means the idea that different parts of someone's identity overlap and can shape their experiences.

Intersectionality 

500
What was the key factor that directly influenced the housing, trade, lifestyle, culture, traditions, and food of indigenous people and caused the development of many unique indigenous groups. 


Hint: California's ______ is very complex and diverse

Geography

500

What were the three types of Spanish settlements studied in this unit?

Missions, Presidios, and pueblos. 


500

This concept was created and used to justify slavery, unequal treatment, and unequal power. 

What is the term for this concept? 

Race

500

In the enslaved worker song Funga Alafia, what was the translation of at least on of the words from the song? 

Alafia - peace, health, or well-being

Ashe - energy, power, and the ability to make things happen.

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