The Americas practice this type of farming to prevent soil erosion.
What is terrace farming?
This problem contributed to a lack of resources.
What is over-population?
Americas grew this type of food?
What are corn and potatoes?
How many many ships went to the new world?
What are 17?
Europeans at this type of food
What are bread and porridge?
The indigenous people grew this main staple of their diet.
Parts of Europe were lead by this type of government.
What is a monarchy?
The indigenous hunted this animal.
What are bison?
This animal was brought to the Americas
What is the horse?
Europeans did this for sport.
What is hunting?
This South American animal was used exclusively for its wool.
What is the llama?
This resource was consumed for buildings and heating.
What is timber?
The first nations used the animal to hunt.
What are horses?
This animal, brought by the Europeans, ate the corn crops in the Americas.
What is the pig?
This practice dwindled fish supplies.
What is intense agriculture?
This animal was a primary source of meat for the indigenous people.
What is the bison?
Europeans had access to a variety of foods, including these sources?
What are fish, pumpkins and pigs?
What was a cause of the death of many indigenous people in the Americas?
What is disease carried by Europeans to the Americas?
This fish was sent to Europe
What is cod?
Europeans brought these crops to America
What are wheat, barley, oats and rye?
Another term for growing just enough food to feed your community.
What is subsistence farming?
They used up resources for this main purpose.
Settlements in the Americas were connected by what?
What are bridges and canals.
Europeans brought seeds for this plant.
What is the dandelion?
Europeans started plantations in the Americas for these two crops.
What are sugar and tobacco?