Native American Cultures
Indigenous Regions & Cultures
European Exploration
Colonies & Colonial Life
Colonial Government & Society
100

The first people migrated from Asia to the Americas mainly for this reason.

What is in search of food?

100

Indigenous peoples in the Southeast often built their towns around these large structures made of earth.

What are earthen mounds?

100

This was a major motivation for Europeans to explore the Americas.

What is profit?


100

These two groups played major roles in establishing Spanish settlements in the borderlands.

Who are soldiers and missionaries?

100

This form of government became an important English tradition adopted in the 13 colonies.

What is self-government?

200

Different Indigenous cultural regions developed because groups adapted to this.

What is their environment?

200

Indigenous peoples in this region lived in adobe villages, sometimes on top of flat mesas.

What is the Southwest?

200

European explorers hoped to find this type of route to Asia.

What is a water route?

200

The first Jamestown colonists struggled in part because they were challenged by this.

What is the environment?


200

This document provided English subjects with the right to petition the king.

What is the English Bill of Rights?

300

People in the same Indigenous cultural region often shared this aspect of culture.

What is a similar language?

300

The environment of a region influenced how Indigenous peoples obtained these necessities.

What are food, clothing, and shelter?

300

This exchange began when Europeans and Indigenous peoples came into contact, bringing plants, animals, and diseases between the continents.

What is the Columbian Exchange?

300

This marriage helped reduce conflict between Jamestown colonists and local Indigenous people.

What is the marriage of John Rolfe and Pocahontas?

300

Connecticut's Fundamental Orders are considered an early example of this type of document.

What is a written constitution?

400

Most Indigenous groups viewed themselves as part of this rather than as owners of the land.

What is a community of living things?

400

A cultural region is an area where groups share similar aspects of this.

What is culture?

400

One devastating effect of the Columbian Exchange on Indigenous populations was death caused by these.

What are diseases?


400

A person who agreed to work for a certain number of years in exchange for passage to America was called this.

What is an indentured servant?


400

Unlike Puritan Massachusetts, Roger Williams's Providence welcomed people with different beliefs about this.

What is religion?

500

This Indigenous cultural region had an especially dry or arid climate.

What is the Great Basin?

500

Instead of seeing nature as something to completely control, many Indigenous groups believed humans were part of this.

What is the natural environment/community of living things?

500

Spanish conquistadors wanted to accomplish this in the Americas for Spain.

What is conquer a large empire?

500

This colony was intended by James Oglethorpe to provide a new home for English debtors.

What is Georgia?

500

This forced ocean voyage brought enslaved Africans to the Americas as part of the Atlantic slave trade.

What is the Middle Passage?