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Early "Americans"
Conquerors
Societies
Europe Countries
Extras
100
This is were the first "Americans" came from
What is Asia
100
He conquered the Incas
Who is Pizarro
100
This society was comprised of "hunters and gatherers"
What is Non-Sedentary
100
Francis Drake was a privateer from this country
What is England
100
America is named after this explorer, he impressed a German map maker with his accounts of the new world
Who is Vespucci
200
How did the first "Americans" cross from Asia to America
What is a Land Bridge
200
He conquered the Aztecs
Who is Cortez
200
This society built villages, but moved ever so often
What is Semi-Sedentary
200
Columbus was from this country
What is Italy
200
Columbus encountered these Natives on his first voyage
Who are the Taino peoples
300
Incas called what present day country home
What is Peru
300
This is what Mr. Snider called Boom-Boom sticks, they helped the Conquistadors have an advantage over the Natives
What are guns
300
This society would build towns and cities, never to move
What is Sedentary
300
Columbus explored for this country...they gave him money
What is Spain
300
This person helped outlaw Native American slavery
Who is Bartolome de las Casas
400
The Aztecs called what present day country home
What is Mexico
400
The biggest killer of Native Americans that the Conquistadors brought with them
What is disease
400
These people lived in present day Arizona and New Mexico
What is the Pueblo people
400
Name the King and Queen who gave Columbus the money to explore
Who are Ferdinand and Isabella
400
Native American slaves were called what by the Spanish
What is Encomiendas
500
This was the capital city of the Aztecs
What is Tenochtitlan
500
Another reason the Conquistadors won was there was ___________ between the Natives
What is discontent
500
These Natives lived in North Eastern U.S. and used slash and burn agriculture
Who are the Iroquois and Algonquin
500
These countries split the New World with the Line of Demarcation
What is Spain & Portugal
500
This is the global transfer of food, plants, animals, and language
What is the Columbian Exchange