Native American Cultures
The Age of Exploration
Famous Explores
The 13 Colonies
The Boston Tea Party and the effects leading up to the American Revolution
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Easter Woodlands: Where did they live?

Forests east of the Mississippi river (lots of trees and rivers).

100

The time in The Age of Exploration

About the late 1400 to the 1600s.

100

Christopher Columbus (Spain) : When he made his big trip west

1492

100

New England Colonies

Which colonies?

Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island.

100

What was the Boston tea party and when did it happen

December 16, 1773.

200

Great Plains: What were their homes

Tipis (cone-shaped tents) that were easy to move.

200

What happened in The Age of Exploration

European explores traveled by ship to find new routes, land and trade.

200

Vasco da Gama (Portugal): What did he do

Sailed around Africa to reach India and trade for spices 

200

Climate & land

Cold winters, rocky soil, many forests and coastlines.

200

What happened/ the effect of the Boston tea party

A group of colonists in Boston protested by dumping crates of British tea into Boston Harbor  

300

Great Basin: What were their food

Hunted small animals, gathered seeds, nuts, and roots. Fishing in some areas.

300

Why it mattered

New places and goods were found; people and ideas, and goods moved around the world.

300

Ferdinand Magellan (Spain-expedition): Why he matters

He proved the world could be circled by sea.

300

Homes & towns in the Middle Colonies

Small towns and villages close to each other.

300

Who were the sons of liberty

Colonists called the Sons of Liberty (some dressed like Mohawk people).

400

Pacific Northwest: What was their culture

Known for totem poles and strong art traditions. Potlatches (big feasts where gifts are shared) were important. 

400

Big reasons people explored: Trades & riches 

Europeans wanted spices, gold, and new trade routes.

400

John Cabot (England): Which country did Cabot sail for

England

400

Jobs/Economy

Fishing, shipbuilding, lumber, small farms, trade.

400

Why they did it

To protest a British tax on tea and the idea that Britian made laws for the colonies without their permission

500

Southwest: their important ideas

People built permanent villages and used advanced farming methods in dry places.

500

Land & power

Countries wanted more land and power.

500

Henry Hudson (Netherlands/ England): The key word

Hudson river.

500

People & values

Many settlers were Puritans who wanted religious communities and rules Schools and churches were important.

500

What was the key word during the Boston tea party

protest