Geography/General
Historical Process
Culture/Society
Identity and Social Formation
Geographical Phenomena
100

The study of interaction between people and their environment is called------

Geography

100

He was the first European to visit the Americas and return tangible evidence of gold to show their Catholic Majestics, Ferdinand and Isabella

Christopher Columbus

100

--------is a collection of people living in the same area over a period of time.


Society

100

These persons brought cassava, corn, possibly pineapple and sweet potato, various beans and watercress. They also brought hot peppers, chocolate, sweet basil, pimento and annatto,  tomato, sweet pepper, peanuts, and pear.

Tainos

100

The process whereby two plates move away from each other is known as

Divergent

200

The Earth is made up of ....... main layers

3

200

The Tainos were said to be ------  and the Caribs were said to be ------

The Tainos were said to be peaceful and the Carib were said to be war-like or have a war-like mannerisms

200

The lifestyle of the elites  or persons who are seen as influential

Dominant culture

200

This refers to the processes of cultural and ethnic mixing to produce new or ‘creole’ forms. 


Hybridization

200

-------study earthquakes. They can determine the strength of an earthquake by the height of the wavy line recorded on the paper.


Seismologists

300

--------is a chain of islands that is closely linked at a subterranean level

Archipelagos

300

The Europeans first came to the Caribbean for

Economic gain

300

This refers to practices that died out or are in the process of dying out.  Material culture tends to survive based on artifacts left behind while non-material culture is hard to trace

Cultural erasure

300

This is  where persons who had a fairer complexion were given more privilege, prestige and status within the society.


Pigmentocracy

300

A volcano not known to have erupted within modern history is classified as an

extinct volcano

400

The Europeans who were involved in the

Colonization process included:

 Spaniards,  Portuguese, Dutch, English and the French

400

Between the period ---- and ---- slavery was abolished in the British Caribbean

 (1834 and 1828)

400

This is a process of socialization whereby a person becomes a part of another culture. Enculturation is an indication that accepting a dominant culture may lead to cultural erasure, retention, or renewal.


Enculturation

400

A child of a mulatto and black person was called.....

Sambo

400

Volcanoes occur most frequently at....

Plate boundaries

500

The Caribbean can be defined -------------based on the concept of a ‘ Caribbean Basin’ where the main feature is the Caribbean Sea, which is surrounded by islands and mainland territories of Central and South America. In other words, it is referred to as ‘ lands washed by the Caribbean Sea’ or it is regarded as the ‘West Indies,’ & the surrounding mainland territories.


Geographical

500

Indentured servant’s agreed to work on a contract for --- t0 ---years.

5-7 years

500

This refers to practices that survived even when other forms and symbols are no longer evident. 


Cultural retention

500

This refers to the ranking of social groups according to one or more vital criteria within society

Social stratification

500
The volcano in Grenada is known as 

Kick- em- jenny

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