Early Migration
Native American regions in North America
South America
Europe
Africa
100

A piece of land exposed between Russia and Alaska that is believed to be where early settlers crossed to come to North America.

The Bering land bridge

100

The region of North America that Native Americas would experience the harshest living conditions.

The Subarctic/Arctic

100

Earliest Mesoamerican civilization who developed an accurate 365 day calendar, astronomy, and written language

The Mayans

100

The period that begins with the fall of Rome and lasted in Europe for over a thousand years.

The Middle Ages (Medieval Period)
100

All Western African kingdoms receive their wealth and power by doing this.

Trading

200

The movement of a group of people from one region to another.

Migration

200

Totem poles would be a typical feature by tribes in this region.

The Pacific Northwest

200

Civilization in Central Mexico that created man made islands with irrigation and causeways.

The Aztecs

200

This period is a “rebirth” of learning through the classical civilization of Greece and Rome. 

The Renaissance
200

Religion common to all Western African kingdoms

Islam

300

 

The one thing needed for man to maintain PERMANENT settlements. 

A steady food supply

300

Native American tribes in this region are among the first to form a confederacy of tribes making them a powerful alliance.

The Northeast

300

Civilization famous for its cities high in the Andes mountains with a network of highways and bridges for communication.

The Incas

300

Birthplace of the Renaissance.

Italy

300

Mansa Musa was the leader of this empire

Mali

400

The two ways archaeologists believe early settlers moved to North America.

  •  Land bridge
  • Coastal route
400

It’s all about the buffalo to Native Americans in this region.

The Great Plains

400

Reason for the decline of both the Aztecs and the Incas.

European colonization

400

The system in the Medieval period where a lord would give land to a vassal in return for protection.

Feudalism 

400

Askia the Great was the leader of this empire

Songhai

500

Two characteristics of a hunting and gathering society

Nomadic, hunting animals, gathering berries and resources, small groups, etc.

500

Two things all Native American cultures have in common regardless of the region they lived in.

Focus on nature within their culture, land ownership, adaption to environment

500

An example of evidence of technology in Mesoamerican civilizations.

Calendar, irrigation, astronomy, roads, architecture

500

Two changes that occur between the Medieval period to the period of the Renaissance.

Rebirth of learning, more trading, changes in art and architecture, etc.

500

One thing Askia the Great and Mansa Musa shared in their empires.

focus on learning 

religion 

trading empire 

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