Geography and Adaptation
Which region is known for grasslands, bison hunting, and portable tipis?
What are the Great Plains?
Name the Indigenous communities in Atlantic Canada and Labrador.
Who are the Mi'kmaq, Innu, Inuit, and Beothuk?
Which fish attracted European fishers to Newfoundland in the 1500s?
What is cod?
What is one example of cooperation between Indigenous peoples and Europeans during first contact?
What is trade or sharing knowledge about the land and travel?
What is the name of the green, blocky enemy that explodes near players?
Who is the Creeper?
Who was the first Avenger?
Who is Captain America?
A community uses sleds and warm clothing to adapt to an extremely cold climate. Which region does this describe?
What is the Arctic?
Were the Mi’kmaq, Innu, Inuit, and Beothuk one identical society or distinct peoples?
They were distinct peoples with their own societies.
What two methods helped preserve cod so it could be transported and sold in Europe?
What are salting and drying?
Name one serious challenge Indigenous peoples faced during first contact.
What are disease, competition, conflict, or pressure on the land?
What material do you usually need to mine to craft a basic furnace?
What is cobblestone?
Who is Thor and Loki's sister?
Who is Hela?
Which region's forests and lakes supported hunting and fishing, with canoes and snowshoes helping people travel?
What is the Subarctic?
Which Europeans established a settlement in Newfoundland around 1000 CE?
Who were the Norse?
What do we call something that attracts people to move to or visit a place, such as Newfoundland's valuable cod fishery?
What is a pull factor?
Why was Indigenous knowledge of local environments valuable to Europeans?
It helped them understand local lands, resources, and ways of travelling.
Which mobs must be defeated to obtain the ingredients needed to craft an Eye of Ender?
Who are the Blaze and Enderman?
Which character is able to run extremely fast?
Who is Quicksilver?
A community builds cedar houses and canoes and depends on salmon. Which region best fits?
What is the Pacific Northwest?
What is the name of the Newfoundland location where the Norse settlement was established?
What is L’Anse aux Meadows?
Fishers arrive for the fishing season and leave afterward. Is this seasonal fishing or permanent settlement?
What is seasonal fishing?
What advantage did Europeans bring to ocean travel, according to the notes?
What were large ships and ocean-travel knowledge?
Which mob do you have to defeat to craft a beacon, and what is the material that drops?
What is the Wither and the Nether star?
What is the name of Black Panther's home country?
What is Wakanda?
One community relies on bison and portable tipis, while another relies on salmon and cedar houses. What is the term that describes these differences?
What are adaptations?
What evidence from your notes shows that Europeans were not the first people to live in Newfoundland?
Indigenous peoples, including the Beothuk, already lived in Newfoundland before the Norse arrived around 1000 CE.
What does “pressure on the land” mean when discussing permanent European settlement?
People competing to use the same land and resources.
How could a fishing visit become a source of longer-term tension between Europeans and Indigenous peoples?
If Europeans settled permanently, ongoing competition for land and resources could increase.
What is the new dimension called that Minecraft is adding to the game in 2027?
What is the Sift?
Who is the strongest Avenger when considering overall power and magic?
Who is Scarlet Witch?