Early Societies
What is an early society? (years between)
Early societies were societies that formed between 3000 BCE and 1500 CE
_______________ is exchanging something for something else.
Trade
This natural feature played an important role in providing protection for Ancient China:
The Himalayan Mountains
What is an Indigenous community?
Indigenous communities are the first groups of people who lived in an area.
Which early community was referred to as vikings?
Norse
Give three examples of specific early societies.
1) Ancient Rome
2) Ancient China
3) Inca Empire
4) Indus Valley
5) Medival England
6) Ancient Egypt
The Ancient Egyptians wrote using picture words called:
Hieroglyphics
Clans in this early society lived in homes called longhouses:
Six Nations
What is the role of an Indigenous Elder?
Elders are Indigenous teachers who teach about their culture, beliefs and traditions.
One of the earliest known European settlements in North America was called:
L'Anse aux Meadows
An _______________ is an object that was made by a person.
artifact
This early society did not rely on currency and trading:
Inca Empire
What is Ms. Curries middle name?
Carmela
Which animal fur played a main role in Canada's trade history?
Beaver
What is the name of the healing drink the Mi'kmaq gave European explorers to cure scurvy?
Cedar Tea
_______________ is the way of life of groups of people.
Culture
_______________ are an acceptance that something is true or that something exists.
beliefs
What month is Ms Curries birthday in?
June
How were the Courers de Bois different from voyageurs?
Both fur traders but Courers de Bois were unlicensed and voyageurs were licensed.
A person sent on a religious mission, especially one sent to promote Christianity in a foreign country was called a...
missionary
An _______________ is someone who studies the past by exploring early society and searching for artifacts.
Archaeologist
This early society means “the people” in its native language:
Inuit
Name 2 of the Universities Ms Currie went to
1) Trent
2) Ryerson
3) Lakehead
What are 2 consequences of early contact between Europeans and Indigenous peoples?
1) Conflict
2) Disease
3) Loss of culture
4) Negative impact on environment
One of the first French colonies established in New France in 1604. It was located near Quebec and the Maritime Provinces. It was called...
Acadia