Native American Regions
The number of Native American regions and their names
What is Northeast, Southeast, Great Plains, Great Basin, Southwest, California, Pacific Northwest, and Mississippi River Valley? (8)
What is a Confederacy? How many nations were in the Iroquois Confederacy?
What is an alliance formed formed between multiple tribes/nations. What is 5 nations?
Reasons why Europeans couldn't use their usual trade routes to Asia
What is Ottoman Empire blocked the Silk Road and Mediterranean Sea?
The oldest European settlement and the country that established it
What is St. Augustine, FL and Spain?
What did Europeans offer Natives and Natives offer Europeans?
What is Europeans offered metal tools, cloth, and guns? What is Natives offered food, fur, and knowledge of the land?
Life before Europeans arrived
What it is groups with diverse cultures, languages, and ways of life?
What is a chiefdom?
What is a society led by a hereditary chief?
Goods Europeans wanted from Asia
What is silk, spices, and luxury goods?
The name of the first English settlement
What is Jamestown, VA?
Early encounters and perspectives between Natives and Europeans
What is Natives saw Europeans as potential allies, trading partners, or threats? What is Europeans saw Natives as helpful guides, labor sources, or obstacles?
Northeast region enviroment/landscape
What is dense forests, rivers, and fertile land?
Roles of women in Native societies
What is women had many rights and had influence politically and economically?
The country that sent Christopher Columbus to find a faster route to Asia
What is Spain?
The first French settlement and reason for settling
What is Quebec, Canada and fur trading?
Short-term consequences of colonization
What is the spread of diseases (smallpox, measles, and plague), wars/conflict, and alliances?
Definition for Nomadic and regions that lived this lifestyle
What is moving from place to place (lack of a permanent settlement)? What is Great Plains and Great Basin?
Native American social hierarchy/pyramid
What is elites, commoners, and slaves/captives?
The 4 European countries interested in exploring the US
What is France, Spain, England, and Netherlands?
What did the Netherlands rename New York?
What is New Amsterdam?
What is loss of Native land and forced movement westward, cultural changes, and growing tensions between colonists and their home countries?
Crops grown in the Southeast
What is maize (corn), beans, squash, and tobacco?
Members of a tribal council and their roles
What is composed of elders and clan leaders and made decisions by consensus?
The representation of the phrase "Gold, God, and Glory"
What is:
- Gold: Wealth, land, and resources
- God: Europeans wanting to spread Christianity and convert Natives
- Glory: European powers competing to expand power and land
Why didn't Spain expand their settlement? Where did they decide to move?
What is lack of gold and clashes with Native Americans? What is South America?
The number of colonies and the names of the regions
What is 13 colonies and New England, Middle colonies, and Southern colonies?