Indigenous Peoples
Age of Exploration
Vocabulary
Columbian Exchange
Historical Thinking
100

What type of home did the Haudenosaunee traditionally live in?

Longhouse

100

In what year did Columbus reach the Americas?

1492

100

The movement of people from one place to another.

Migration

100

The transfer of plants, animals, diseases, and other things between the Americas and the Eastern Hemisphere following European contact.

The Columbian Exchange

100

On a graph, what is the horizontal axis called?

x-axis

200

What land connection allowed early humans to migrate from Asia to North America?

Bering Land Bridge

200

What are the Three Gs of European exploration?

God, Glory, Gold

200

A person bound by a legal contract to work for another person or business without a salary for a fixed number of years

Indentured Servant

200

The forced transatlantic voyage of captive Africans to the Americas.

The Middle Passage

200

A source created by someone who witnessed or experienced a historical event.

Primary Source

300

Why did different Indigenous groups develop different homes and ways of life?

Geography (They adapted to different environments, climates, and available natural resources.)

300

What three regions were connected by triangular trade?

Africa, Europe, and the Americas

300

The establishment of settlements and control over foreign territory.

Colonization

300

A Spanish explorer and soldier who conquered Indigenous lands and peoples in the Americas during the Age of Exploration.

Conquistador

300

A source created later by someone studying or explaining a historical event.

Secondary Source

400

The original Indigenous Peoples that Christopher Columbus interacted with when he touched down in the Americas.

TaĆ­no

400

What was Columbus originally searching for when he sailed west?

Asia

400

To travel completely around the world or another large geographical area.

Circumnavigate

400

The name given to the three crops, corn (maize), beans, and squash, traditionally grown together by the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois).

Three Sisters

400

Two things you should look for first when examining a historical document, map, chart, or image.

Title and Source

500

This document between the Five Nations sought to end conflict, establish peace, and create a system of shared government and cooperation.

The Great Law of Peace

500

What type of ship was small and maneuverable and helped European explorers travel long distances?

Caravel

500

The body's ability to resist or fight off a particular disease.

Immunity

500

One disease brought by Europeans that devastated Indigenous populations.

Smallpox

500

Information that you pull from a document that supports a historical claim or conclusion.

Evidence

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