Key Terms
Disease
What is SICKNESS
Smoke or dry fish is called
What is to preserve
He told the people at home about the huge amount of cod he found
Who is John Cabot
Italian explorer sent by France to explore the New World
Who is Giovanni da Verrazano
What is 1616
What is MAINLAND
Family members that came before
What are ANCESTORS
How did the French, Dutch and English treat the Wampanoag?
What is terribly, kidnapped them and made them slaves.
This person named the area New England and gave places English names like Plymouth and Charles River
Who is Prince (eventually) King Charles
What is "handsome, graceful, well proportioned, goodly people, white teeth, etc"
Someone who travels to new places to learn about them
What is an EXPLORER
Sassafrass
What is a plant that was used to make tea in England
He set up trade with the Native Americans and spent a lot of time exploring and making maps
Who is Samuel de Champlain
First European to come ashore in New England
Who is Giovanni da Verrazano
How did the Native Americans try to escape the diseases?
What is by running away
A person from one of the countries of Europe
Who is a EUROPEAN
When a disease infects many people at once and spreads over a large area
What is an EPIDEMIC
Explorers from Europe were looking for this:
What is a shorter route to Asia
Italian explorer that sailed for King of England
Who is John Cabot
The 3 diseases that were brought by the Europeans
What are small pox, measles and yellow fever
Heritage
What is all the things that have been passed down
Items traded between the Native Americans and Europeans
Europeans: What are beads, buttons, ribbon, knives, metal, cloth.
Native Americans: furs from beavers, foxes, and other animals
Named Martha's Vineyard and Cape Cod
Who is Bartholomew Gosnold
1614 he explored the coast of Massachusetts and gave a map to Prince Charles
The village that was almost completely wiped out by disease
What is Pautuxet, now Plymouth