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Historical Figures
Core Vocabulary
100

This region of Native Americans primarily hunted bison, scarcely planted crops, and called their primary dwellings Teepees. 

Who were the Great Plains Native America tribes? 

100

These were the "three G's" that were in part a motivating factor in driving European countries to explore the "New World".

What are Gold, God & Glory?

100

This innovation CHANGED the lives of Native Americans, allowing them to become less nomadic and more sedentary. 

What is agriculture?

100

This Italian man sailed under the Spanish flag and sought to find a faster western trade route to India.

Who was Christopher Columbus? 

100

These three crops revolutionied the world of Native American tribes allowing them to become more sedentary and build larger civilizations.

What were the "three sisters"?


(Corn - Beans - Squash)

200

This region of Native Americans lived in "long homes", focused on trapping and trading furs as well as developing a confederacy or alliance between tribes. 

Who were the North Eastern Native American tribes?

(Iroquois / Mohawk etc..)

200

This European country pioneered exploration into the "New World", enriched themselves with gold, and aimed to "conquer" as much territory as possible. 

What is Spain?

200

This disease was responsible for ravaging Native American populations throughout North America. 

What was small pox?

200

This English statesman paved the way for later settlements such as Roanoke off the coast of Virginia. 

Who was Sir Walter Raleigh?

200

This was the name given to Spanish explorers who sought to plunder gold and other resources from the "New World.

Who were Conquistadors? 

300

This region of Native American tribes lived in clay mud - brick dwellings, mastered irrigation techniques and used turquise as currency. 

Who were the Southwest Native American tribes?

(Pueblo - Hopi - Navajo)

300

This European country focused on trade routes and post while settling near the Great Lakes.

What is France?

300

This system of government allowed Iroquois tribes to protect and trade with each other while maintaining cultural freedom.

What was the Iroquois Confederacy?
300

This Spanish priest advocated against the poor treatment of Native Americans as well and ending the Encomienda system. 

Who was Bartolome' de las Casas?

300

This was the system of forced the Spanish imposed on Native American tribes.

What was the Encomienda System?

400

This region of Native American tribes relied heavily on agriculture to develop massive civilizations, built mounds and used waterways to trade and transport. 

Who were the Mississippi Valley Native American Tribes?

(Cahokia, Blackhawk etc...)

400

This European country settled near present-day New York and established an elaborate trading system known as the West India Trading Co. 

What is the Netherlands?

400

This idea questioned the results of Spanish Colonization and highlighted the dark side of conquest in the "New World."

What was the Black Legend? 

400

These were the Spanish Monarchs who promoted and advocated for the exploration of the New World.

Who were King Fernindand and Queen Isabella?

(Spain)

400

This was the system of Transatlantic Trade that was the result of exploration and connected Europe, Africa and the "New World".

What was the Columbian Exchange?

500

This factor allowed each tribe of Native Americans to successfully create complex societies regardless of their climate or resources. 

What is adaptation?

500

This European country was late to explore and aimed to create permanent settlements in the New World for their citizens to create colonies. 

What is England?

500

These three inventions changed transatlantic travel and provided for faster, more precise expeditions to the new world. 

What were the compass, cavael & astrolabe? 

500
This Spanish philosopher advocated in favor forced Spanish colonization and the destruction of Native American Civilizations in the New World. 

Who was Juan de Sepulveda? 

500

This was the system under which nations sought to increase their wealth and power through cultivating gold and silver.

What was the Mercantile System? 

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