Native Americans
Natives believed no one could own this.
What is land?
This region was known for having excellent soil that helped create giant societies in the Cherokee & Powhatan tribes.
What is the Southeast?
This was one of the the first settlements in the 'New World' that disappeared.
What is Raonoke?
This was the first self-government created by the Pilgrims in Plymouth.
What is the Mayflower Compact?
The exchange of goods and ideas between the New and Old World.
What is the Columbian Exchange?
Natives in this area were hunter-gatherers whose main source was the Buffalo that roamed the grassy open spaces here.
What is the Great Plains?
This was the first successful 'New World' settlement that made its money from smuggled tobacco.
What was Jamestown?
This was the first self-government created in Jametown.
What is the House of Burgesses(or General Assembly)?
This uncontrollable daily event greatly affected the course of ships and early colonists shelter, food and sailing. It could determine the fate of settlers in the 'New World'.
What is the climate/weather?
Native Americans believed everything had this.
What is a spirit/soul?
The Native American that lived in this area fished, hunted deer and taught early colonists to plant corn, squash and beans.
What is the Northeast?
This settlement was started by the Puritans seeking religious freedom.
What was the Plymouth colony?
This man was the first leader of Jamestown. He was strict, but strong.
Who is John Smith?
This is the diagram that outlines all the elements of a story.
What a plot diagram/plotline?
These groups of Native Americans had a variety of natural resources from forests, mountain, rivers, and oceans.
What is the Northwest?
These 'New World' settlements had high death tolls their first year.
What are Plymouth & Jamestown?
This man helped save the Jamestown colony with tobacco (and marrying Pocahontas).
Who is John Rolfe?
Copying work that is not your own without giving credit to the author is called this.
What is plagiarism?
Thes groups were known for utilizing rivers to create huge interconnected societies and vast trade routes.
What is the Great Lakes?
This person helped guide the Pilgrims for survival.
Who was Squanto?
What really happened at the Roanoke colony?.
What is:
they got taken by aliens?
they integrated with natives?
they were killed by other Europeans (Spanish)?
To determine if a primary or secondary source is reliable you need to examine the bias and look for this.
What is evidence?