Topic 1 Lsn 9: Citizenship
What is a citizen?
A legal member of a country
BCE and CE stand for what?
Before Common Era and Common Era
What did European diseases do to the Native American Populations?
Caused many deaths and lowered their numbers
Define structure
something built or constructed
Define drought
Long period of extremely dry weather
TRUE or FALSE: Democratization is a DECREASE in democracy
FALSE
One way Historians Measure Time?
The African Slave Trade became part of what?
Triangular Trade
What was a potlatch
A ceremony in which a high-ranking family had a feast and handed out gifts
The Puebloans built connected homes similar to what?
Apartment Buildings
Rights and Responsibilities
What is a Primary Source?
Information that comes directly from a person who experienced an event
What two European countries gained control over North America after the French and Indian War
Britain and Spain
The two types of structures eastern native Americans made to live in?
Wigwam and Longhouse
Objects people make that scientist study?
Artifacts
The one civic action that is BOTH a right and responsibility?
Vote/Voting
Two additional sources (studies) that Historians use?
Archaeology and Anthropology
America's neighboring country to the North
Canada
The three cultures studied in Lesson 1
Northern, Western, and Eastern
This native culture were the Mound Builders?
Mississippian
Immigrants become citizens through this process?
Naturalization
The way a person sees a matter or situation?
Point of View
How did the 13 colonies get their Independence?
Fought the American Revolution
The theory that explains how humans walked from Asia into North America
Land Bridge Theory
In the 1500s, five Indian nations formed this?
Iroquois League