Native Societies & Regions
European Exploration Goals
The Columbian Exchange
Indigenous Reactions
European Colonization Patterns
100

These nomadic Great Plains tribes depended on this animal even before widespread horse use

What is the bison (buffalo)?

100

Spain’s primary religious motive for colonization was to spread this faith.

What is Catholicism?

100

This transfer of goods, animals, and germs across the Atlantic dramatically reshaped the world.

What is the Columbian Exchange?

100

Chief Powhatan criticized English settlers for stealing this basic resource.

What is food?

100

Spanish priests like Bartolomé de las Casas criticized this practice toward Natives.

What is forced labor and abuse?

200

Tribes along the Pacific Coast, like the Chinook, relied heavily on this food source.

What is salmon?

200

This Spanish system forced Native Americans into labor under the guise of “protection.”

What is the encomienda system?

200

This deadly European disease devastated Native American populations after 1492.

What is smallpox?

200

This 1680 revolt temporarily pushed the Spanish out of New Mexico.

What is the Pueblo Revolt?

200

Unlike Spanish or English settlers, the French built these types of structures to control trade.

What are forts?

300

This Native American group built irrigation systems in the arid Southwest.

Who are the Pueblos?

300

This economic system justified European countries competing for resources and colonies.

What is mercantilism?

300

This American crop became a major staple food in Africa after the Columbian Exchange.

What is maize (corn)?

300

This Wampanoag leader organized resistance against English encroachment in New England.

Who is Metacom (King Philip)?

300

Spain mainly colonized regions populated by these advanced indigenous civilizations.

What are the Aztecs and Incas?

400

This Native culture is known for building large earthen mounds near river valleys.

What is the Mississippian culture?

400

English promoters like Richard Hakluyt argued exploration would weaken the empire of this European rival.

Who is Spain?

400

Europeans introduced this large domesticated animal that transformed Native hunting.

What is the horse?

400

Some tribes, like the Ho-Chunk, maintained early friendly trade relations with which European group?

Who are the French?

400

The French primarily focused their North American settlements around this economic activity.

What is the fur trade?

500

The Iroquois Confederacy lived mainly in this region of North America.

What is the Northeast Woodlands?

500

France’s earliest explorers, like Samuel de Champlain, focused mainly on spreading this religion.

What is Catholicism?

500

The spread of this cash crop to the Caribbean fueled plantation slavery.

What is sugarcane?

500

Disease, displacement, and fragmented tribal identities made it hard for Native Americans to form this.

What is a unified resistance?

500

English colonization differed because it attracted this type of migrant.

Who are families?

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