Unit 1 Native Cultures
Unit 2 Exploration
Unit 3 Early American Settlements
Key Words (Vocab)
Unit 3: 3 Regions
100
What type of adaptation do you see here? And which Native American Cultural Region is this? 
What is Irrigation or Canals in the Southwest Region.
100
The Indies attracted European merchants due to this favorable and profitable trade item?
What are Spices?
100
What cash crop had the greatest influence on the growth of early English colonization?
Tobacco
100
This is a place called a ________ that is controlled by another more powerful nation or country.
What is Colony, Colonization or Colonies?
100
This region had the least towns and cities and most spread out colonial population.
What is "Southern" Colonies
200
True or False: Native Cultures faced the same challenges in their environments.
What is False...
200
Commonly known as the 3 G's, these were the 3 main motivations for European sea exploration.
What is Gold, Glory, and God?
200
After finding no gold, the main motivation to join Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement in the New World was to gain access to...
What is Land?
200
Give three different examples of primary sources used to study the past?
200
Write three different details about the New England Colonies? (Geography/Economy/Culture/Government)
Rocky Soil/Shipbuilding/forests/Cold winters/ Puritan Religious beliefs/ Education/town halls.
300
What ingenious method of adaptation allowed the Aztec empire to literally farm on water?
What Chiampas or Chinampas 
300
A significant change in world history occurs when the Old and New World interact, historians often call this the...
What is the Columbian Exchange?
300
This colonial region had rocky soil that led to poor agriculture, instead many colonists built ships to make a profit.
What is the New England Colonies?
300
This key word refers to changing or altering your behavior so it works in a more suitable or better way within a given environment
What is Adapt or Adapting.
300
What were the powerful indigenous group called that encountered the English in Jamestown known as?
Powhattan Confederacy
400
These modern photographs capture the archeology of which ancient civilization?
Who are the Incan Civilization?
400
The name of the indigenous group living in the Caribbean at the time of the first encounter with Columbus in 1492 is known as the...
Who are the Taino?
400
What are two DIFFERENT reasons people might go the British Colonies and settle?
Seeking Land/Gold or Riches/Indentured/Seeking Northwest Passage/Practice Religion/Forced migration or Enslavement 
400
A source that uses extreme language, shows only 1 viewpoint, and could include errors we say it has…
What is BIAS
400
What are three different facts/details about life in the Middle Colonies? (Geography/Economy/Culture/Government)
500
Indigenous people in this native Cultural Region had the most nomadic lifestyle and were expert hunters. The region is...
What is the Great Plains?
500
Which infectious virus led to the high mortality (death) of Indigenous Peoples?
Diseased was carried to native populations from contact with Europeans. This led to millions who pass from Smallpox 
500
This man became influential in saving Jamestown by developing a successful and highly marketable strain of Tobacco that grew well in environment and became a cash crop for England.
Who is John Rolfe?
500
The viewpoint or perspective of history where the focus is on the narrative of the European POV, leaving out important perspectives of Asia, Africa, the Americas, and other Indigenous peoples.
What is Eurocentrism or Eurocentric History?
500
Bacon's Rebellion led to the burning down of Jamestown in the fall of 1676, how many years after the first colonist arrived is this? (Your answer in in years)
TOTAL OF 69 Years: based on 1607(Jamestown arrival)