People and things they do
Places and Nature
Primary or Secondary sources
Other things people do
Explorers
100
Took someone without permission.
What is kidnapped?
100
The world's largest island; located northeast of North America.
What is Greenland?
100
An autobiography.
What is a primary source?
100
The process of soaking animal hides in a solution to turn them into leather.
What is tanning?
100
Journeys that are usually made by water.
What are voyages?
200
When people heat and hammer iron into different shapes.
What is blacksmithing?
200
The nothernmost end of the Earth.
What is the North Pole?
200
Biographies
What is a secondary source?
200
Gave up completely.
What is surrendered?
200
A type of church.
What is a mission?
300
A person who comes from the continent of Europe.
What is a European?
300
The city that serves as the center of government for the state or nation.
What is a capital?
300
A magazine.
What is a secondary source?
300
Work that involves putting something together.
What is construction?
300
A group of territories or peoples under one ruler.
What is an empire?
400
People in a city, town, state, or country who enjoy freedom to vote and participate in government decisions.
What are citizens?
400
A sheltered area of water deep enough to provide ships a place to anchor.
What is a harbor?
400
A diary.
What is a primary source?
400
Fought against people in charge.
What is revolted?
400
A journey for the purpose of exploring.
What is an expedition?
500
Groups of people who come together to help one another in times of trouble.
What are allies?
500
A group of plants or animals that are alike in many ways.

What is a species?

500
A movie.
What is a secondary source?
500
To talk someone into doing something your way.
What is convince?
500
A formal agreement.
What is a treaty?
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