Earliest Americans
Mesoamerica
Columbian Exchange
Explorers
Cultures of North America
100

What allowed the population to grow rapidly

Surplus of food

100

First major civilization in Mexico

Olmec

100

Who benefited the most out of the Columbian Exchnage

Old World

100

Explorer who brought the Netherlands to the Americas due to his exploration

Henry Hudson

100

Ate meat and used hides to make tepees

Great Plains

200

After large animals began to disappear hunters had to change their ways of life, how?

Hunter gathers

Began growing crop

200

Why would the subjects be resentful and turn on the Aztecs

Human sacrifice

Forced to labor

200

Where did most of the crops from the Columbian Exchange come from

New Wolrd

200

Reform for Natives

Bartolome de las Casas

200

Hunted large mammals and lived in cold temperatures

Inuit

300

What would be the main reason to move to the Americas

Following the big animals

300

Built pyramid temples with human sacrifices held on top to please the gods

Aztecs

300

Crops from the New World

Maize

300

First Spaniard to set foot in the United States

Juan Ponce de Leon

300

Built houses on wooden frames covered in straw hats. Their land supported farming

Southeast

400

What are the Beringia theories and what does it describe

Land Bridge

Coastal

Moving to the Americas to find big game

400

Charted movements of planets, developed numbers and glyphic writing

Mayas

400

Animals brought from the New World to Old World

Turkey

400

Significant outcome of Marquette and Joliet exploration of the Mississippi river?

Provided information about the river and its potential for trade

400

Pueblo people live in this area

Southwest

500

What allowed animals to migrate to North America

Water levels dropped

500

What weakened the Inca ruler of Atahualpa 

Civil war with his brother

Francisco Pizarro took advantage of the situation

500

What are two groups that were negatively affected by the the Columbian Exchange

Native Americans and Africans

500

Founded Quebec and is called the "Father of New France"

Samuel de Champlain

500

Lived in land from Alaska to north California. They had permanent shelters made out of wood. 

Northwest