Key Terms I
People and Places
Key Terms II
Cultural Exchange
Chapter 6
100
the exchange of customs, ideas, or things between two cultures
What is cultural exchange?
100
African American poet who wrote about life in Harlem
Who is Langston Hughes?
100
the act of spontaneously creating something
What is improvisation?
100
brought horses to North America
Who are the Spain?
100
the two national languages of Canada
What is French and English
200
a wide variety of cultures
What is cultural diversity?
200
a popular painter from the United States
Who is Andrew Wyeth?
200
native to a certain area
What is indigenous?
200
introduced wheat to North America
Who are the Russians?
200
Native people who have lived somewhere for centuries
What is indigenous people?
300
an area set aside for native peoples
What is a reserve?
300
indigenous people of Canada
Who is the Chippewa?
300
work by French Canadian authors
What is Quebecois literature?
300
introduced acupuncture and martial arts to North America
Who are Asians?
300
an important American artist
Who is Georgia O' Keeffe
400
people who share a language, history, and culture
What is an ethnic group?
400
homeland of the Inuit people
What is Nunavut?
400
a wide variety of religions
What is religious diversity?
400
introduced Native Americans to rifles
Who are Europeans?
400
one of the most important American musical styles
What is jazz?
500
this means that only a certain number of something or someone is allowed
What is a quota?
500
competed with the Chrysler Building in 1930 for the title of world's tallest building
What is the Empire State Building?
500
several painters that developed bold new techniques for their paintings of Canada's landscapes
What is the Group of Seven?
500
introduced new foods and music to North America
Who are Africans?
500
these reflected the new wealth and power of the United States and Canada in the 1900's
What is skyscrapers?
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