Civilization/Land
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100

Name all four Indigenous/Native American civilizations before European exploration:

Maya, Aztec, Inca, Olmec 

100

What is a source? 

A source is where information, ideas, or materials come from.

100

What was the Columbian Exchange?

It was the exchange of goods  ideas people and diseases between the Americas and Europe after Columbus came.

100

What impact did Europeans have on Native Americans?

Europeans brought diseases that killed many native Americans and changed their way of life.

100

    Give an example of an artifact:

  Tools, pottery, clothing, and artwork.

200

When did the first humans enter the Americas?

15,000 to 20,000 years ago

200

Provide an example of a secondary source:

 textbook, documentary, etc.

200

Why do some people argue in favor of keeping Columbus Day?

They believe Columbus's voyages were important for history.

200

Were these impacts negative or positive?

The effects were mostly negative.

200

Define an artifact:

An object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest.



300

How did Native Americans adapt to their environment?

They used the land and its resources for shelter, food and tools.

300

Provide an example of a primary source:

diary, journal, etc.

300

What was one negative impact of the Columbian Exchange on Native Americans?

Europeans brought diseases such as smallpox which killed many Native Americans.

300

What motivated European countries to explore the Americas?

They wanted new trade routes, gold, land, and to spread Christianity.

300

Name two famous Vikings:

Leif Erikson, Erik The Red

400

How did the Iroquois specifically adapt to their environment?

They built longhouses from wood farmed crops and made a government called the iroquois confederacy

400

Define a secondary source:

Something that talks about or explains information from a primary source. It wasn’t made during the event but looks back at it.

400

Why do they want to replace it with Indigenous Peoples’ Day?

They believe Columbus caused harm to native Americans and want to honor them instead.

400

Who were the first Europeans to arrive in the Americas?

The Vikings, led by Leif Erikson

400

Name four Native American tribes:

Cherokee, Iroquois, Navajo, Sioux 

500

What was the Bering Land Bridge

A land connection that let people walk from asia to north america long ago

500

Define a primary source:

An original record made by someone who was there.

500

How did Christopher Columbus view Native Americans?

He saw them as people who could be easily converted to christian and who could work for him

500

Name 5 famous European explorers:

Christopher Columbus, Ferdinand Magellan. Hernan Cortes, Vasco De Gama, John Cabot 

500

What can Native American artifacts tell us about Indigenous groups?

    1.    How they lived (tools, pottery)

    2.    Their beliefs (religious items)

    3.    Their creativity (artwork)

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