Native Americans
Tribes
European Exploration
Colonial Settlements
Early America
100
Relied on agriculture and the hunting of
buffalo.
Who were the Great Plains people?
100
Homes were adobe and cliff dwellings due to desert clay and the mesas with steep sides.
Who were the Southwest people?
100
New waterways were discovered and explored in modern-day Canada.
What was the impact of Henry Hudson’s expeditions?
100
Traded for food with local Powhatan
tribes and depended on indentured servants and
slaves to grow crops like tobacco.
What was an early settlement in Jamestown?
100
Use the map to describe where the Jamestown colony settled in 1607 and one reason the Jamestown colonists picked that location.
What is Virginia and the Atlantic Ocean?
200
Relied on snow and ice to build shelters.
Who are the Arctic people?
200
Homes were longhouses because of the many forests.
What are the Eastern Woodlands OR Native Americans of the Northeast?
200
To find a shorter northwest passage to Asia for Holland.
What was the main purpose of Henry Hudson’s expeditions in the 1600s?
200
Native Americans and other civilizations lost their land.
What was the impact of exploration?
200
Relied heavily on canoes for transportation.
Who were the people from the Northwest?
300
Cash crop that saved Jamestown.....
What is tobacco?
300
Homes were teepees because of the few amounts of trees and the use of large buffalo hides.
What are the Plains people? Also known as the tribes of the Midwest.
300
American Indians had less land for growing their main crops.
What effect did Jamestown’s cash crop have on the American Indians in the area?
300
Many European countries became rich and powerful.
What was the impact of exploration?
300
In Virginia, up the James River from Chesapeake Bay.
Where is Jamestown?
400
These maps of Roanoke Island helped explorers and settlers know what to expect and the maps kept them from getting lost.
What are John White's drawing and maps of Roanoke Island?
400
American Indians shared this common trait...
What is respected and cared for their environment?
400
Europeans had three goals in exploration, what were they?
What is the Theory of Exploration: gold (money); glory (land and power); God (introduction of Christianity to the New World)?
400
People from different cultures began trading with each other.
What was the impact of exploration?
400
Jamestown people were NOT Pilgrims seeking religious freedom; Jamestown people were all men, NOT families like the Pilgrims; Pilgrims got along with Wampanoag whereas Powhatan fought with Jamestown settlers.
How were the experiences of Jamestown settlers and Pilgrims different?
500
Resources that are available to this Native American tribe........
What are rock, bark, food, and water?
500
Arctic and Great Plains peoples were alike in the way that they.......
What is depending on hunting to meet most of their needs?
500
One negative result and one positive result to Native Americans caused by the European settlement in North America.....
Positive: new resources, trade, religion, and technology
Negative: loss of lands, resources, sickness, and disease
500
By looking at the map you can infer that..
Native Americans lost their land to the explorers.
500
Both settlements were English; both had encounters with natives; both had to learn how hunt new animals, build homes and grow corn.
How were the experiences of Jamestown settlers and Pilgrims alike?