Columbus who?
The Indigenous were here first
Daily life for the natives
Got that travel bug
Mystery category
100

This was the year that Christopher Columbus sailed from Spain to explore new lands.

When is 1492?

100

This form of travel is what natives are believed to have used to originally arrive in the Americas.

What is walking?

100

This portable house was useful to nomadic tribes.

What is a tepee?  (tipi)

100

This ocean was crossed by all European explorers in route to the Americas.

What is the Atlantic Ocean?

100

What was meant when the boy in the story explains "we took their language into our mouths, forgetting our own."

What is that part of the natives' culture was lost forever?

200

Where Christopher Columbus landed in October 1492.

What is The Bahamas?

200

This is what we call tribes that stay in the same area.

What are sedentary?

200

This crop was among the easiest to grow as it takes less rain.

What is corn?

200

This was the most powerful nation in the world during the "Age of Discovery."

What is the United Kingdom?  (UK; Great Britain; England)

200

Many countries in Central America and South America speak this language as their primary language.

What is Spanish?

300

This is where Christopher Columbus was really headed on his journey in 1492.

What are the West Indies?

300

This is the term for tribes that move to follow their food source.

What is nomadic?

300

This was a more permanent house of the Eastern Woodland native people.

What is a Longhouse?

300

It's what explorers were hoping to gain by making these voyages.

What is gold, spices, fame & glory etc.?

300

It's what colonization means.

What is creating settlements in other lands that are ruled by the primary country?

400

Name at least 2 of the items that Columbus collected during his expeditions.

What were gold, spices and slaves?

400

Where scientists theorize where Indigenous peoples walked from over 10,000 years ago.

What is Asia?

400
Natives peoples used this much of the actual animals they hunted, such as a buffalo.

What is ALL of it?  (100%)

400

This is what the U.S. has renamed what used to be called the "Columbus Day" holiday.

What is Indigenous Peoples Day?  (i.e. Native American Heritage Day)

400

These three superpower countries in the late 1400's to the early 1600's were the main explorers of the Americas.

What are the UK, Spain and France?

500

She wrote "Encounter" -- the story of the native boy who dreamed of 3 winged birds with sharp teeth -- which were 3 ships in real life.

Who is Jane Yolen?

500
Which area did the UK settle in the Americas?

What are Virginia and nearby colonies?

500

The tribes in this area of North America were credited with building 2 and 3 story structures called Pueblos out of mud and clay.

What is the Southwest?

500

This Queen sent the first pirate ships (called Sea Dogs) to go raid the Spanish ships of their gold and other valuables.

Who was Queen Elizabeth I?

500
It's what the Spanish Armada did.

What is attack the ships of the British navy?  (quite unsuccessfully, by the way)