Native American Regional Landscape
Native American Culture
Exploration and Conquest
French and Dutch Colonization
Spanish Colonization
100

Tenochtitlan was one of the world's largest cities and home to 250,000 people from this empire?

Aztec

100

Cultivated crop and predominant food staple which spread from Latin America to as far as Maine by the time of European contact.

Maize (Corn)

100

The transatlantic flow of goods and people including plants, animals and culture.

Columbian Exchange

100

Missionary religious order who had some success converting Indians to Catholicism while allowing some autonomy.

Jesuits

100

The image of Spain as a brutal and exploitive colonizer, furthered by Las Casas's writings.

Black Legend

200

Was one of the largest settled communities in present day St. Louis, known for giant mounds.

Cahokia

200

What term best describes tribal gender relations in present day America?

Matrilineal

200

The first ship capable of long distance travel which enabled exploration of the New World.

Caravel

200

Eventually formed as an arc along the St. Lawrence, Mississippi, Ohio Rivers by explorers and fur traders.

New France

200

Original grant by the Spanish crown enabling colonizers to demand tribute and use forced labor through the Hacienda system.

Encomienda

300

In present day New York these five groups formed ______ that brought peace and stability to the Northeast Region

Great League of Peace

300

How did most tribes view land and property?

Land could not be owned, only to be used

300

What was the deadliest weapon conquistadors possessed at the time they reached American civilizations?

Smallpox

300
Term for children of marriages between Indian women and French traders who often became guides, traders, and interpreters. 
Metis
300
First region to be colonized by Spain in the Southeast.

Florida

400

This regional group constructed dams and canals, distributing water, conducting trade as far as central Mexico and the Mississippi River Valley.

Southwest

400

Tribes did not focus on material wealth and instead felt this was essential even in trade.

Gift giving and sharing

400

Secondary landing point of Columbus's 1st voyage that became the 1st permanent base in America for the Spanish empire in 1502.

Hispaniola

400

Dutch freedom had limitations but there were allowances made for ____

freedom of press and religious toleration

400

Became the 1st permanent European settlement in the Southwest in 1606.

Santa Fe

500

These are places of religious worship found in the ruins of Pueblo Bonita.

Kivas

500

Native American religious ceremonies centered around

Farming and Hunting

500

The main reason Spain had developed an immense empire in North America by the 16th century.

Extraction of gold and silver

500

Name for the large tracts of land granted by the Dutch West India Company to the first settlers of New Netherland.

Patroons (Patroon System)

500

Single most complete victory of native peoples against Europeans in 1680.

Pueblo Revolt

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