Week 5 Vocab
European Explorers
Week 5 Potpourri
Review
States & Capitals
100

Goods made in a country and sent to another country

Exports

100

This explorer was sponsored by Spain; He landed in the Caribbean and his voyage increased interest in European exploration

Christopher Columbus

100

Map making

Cartography

100

A type of stone used to make early tools, such as arrowheads, spear tips, scrapers, and knives

Flint

100

The capital of this state is Annapolis

Maryland

200
An instrument that uses the stars to help navigate

Astrolabe

200

This explorer was sponsored by England; He was searching for a northwest passage, and landed in what is now Canada

John Cabot 

200

The trade that began in 1492 between Europe and the Americas

Columbian Exchange

200

Any object made by a human

Artifact

200

What is the capital of Delaware

Dover

300
Using the sun, moon and stars to find a location

Celestial Navigation

300

He was sponsored by Portugal; He landed in what is now South America; He eventually sailed around the southern tip of Africa to reach India

Pedro Cabral

300

Goods that come into a country

Imports

300

People who wandered from place to place to find resources

Nomads

300

The capital of this state is Albany

New York

400

A small, fast sailing ship

Caravel

400

He was sponsored by Spain; He was the first European to reach the Pacific Ocean

Vasco Nunez de Balboa

400

Groups of traders that traveled together 

Caravans

400

A nomadic group of people working together for survival by hunting animals and gathering plants for food is called a __________ . 

Hunter-Gatherer Society

400

What is the capital of Pennsylvania?

Harrisburg

500

An area used by merchants for economic ($) purposes

Trade routes

500

He was sponsored by France; He sailed up Rivers in what is now Canada and met the Iroquois people; His trips started French trade in North America

Jacques Cartier

500

The trade route between Europe and Asia

The Silk Road

500

Scientists who study the evidence people leave behind are called _________________.

Archaeologists
500

The capital of this state is Concord

New Hampshire

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