Early Explorers and Missionaries
Early Colonies and Canada
Geography and Land Features
The Prairies and Plains
Native American Tribes and Civilizations
Native American Alliances and Relations
The Bison
100

Who was the world's largest bay named for? Because he discovered it.

Henry Hudson

100

What are Canada's two official languages?

English and French

100

What is the longest river in the United States?

Missouri River

100

What is a plain or hilly region within the temperate zone that is covered by grasses?

Prairie

100

These were the most famous Indians to settle in Mexico.

Aztecs

200

Who was the first explorer in modern times to reach North America's mainland?

John Cabot

200

What is Canada's capital city?

Ottawa

200

What is the world's largest gulf?

The Gulf of Mexico

200

What is the largest land animal in the Western Hemisphere?

Bison

200

This tribe was predominant in the Florida Everglades.

Seminoles

200

What did the Native Americans do with the bison's meat and milk?

Ate the meat and drank the milk

300

Who brought the gospel to the Indians until his death at the age of 29 from tuberculosis?

David Brainerd

300

Who was the founder of Rhode Island and the first Baptist church in America?

Roger Williams

300

What is the world's largest freshwater lake?

Lake Superior

300

What do most plain Indians live in?

Tepees

300

This tribe was named for the color of their moccasins.

Blackfoot

300

What did the Native Americans make from the bison's hide?

Robes, shoes, and clothing

400

Who printed the first Bible in America, which was a translation of the scriptures into an Indian language?

John Eliot

400

What is Canada's form of government?

Constitutional monarchy

400

What is the largest river in the United States?

The Mississippi River

400

What is the most important animal to the Indians of the plains?

The bison (buffalo)

400

This tribe kept a pictorial chronicle of their history.

Delaware

400

These are the most famous Indians of South America.

Incas

400

What did the Native Americans use the bison's manure for?

Heating and cooking

500

Who translated portions of the scriptures into the Mohawk language?

Joseph Brant

500

Early explorers of Canada were searching for a water route to Asia that they called the what?

Northwest Passage

500

What is an important Atlantic current that begins in the Gulf of Mexico?

The Gulf Stream

500

The ground squirrel that lived in the vast underground towns stretching over the prairie was called a what?

Prairie dog

500

What Indians from this tribe defeated Custer at Little Bighorn?

Sioux

500

These Indians had an advanced civilization in Central America.

The Mayas

500

What did the Native Americans use the bison's bones for?

Bones for tools - knives and needles

600

Whose search for the Northwest Passage gave France a claim to Canada?

Jacques Cartier

600

England gained control of most of North America as a result of the what?

French and Indian War

600

What is a region in the Dakotas which has many irregular cliffs and spectacularly colored hills?

The Badlands

600

What kind of plants are least likely to grow on a prairie?

Trees

600

What was the very early but very advanced civilization that is famous for its burial mounds?

Hopewell 

600

This tribe celebrated the first Thanksgiving with the pilgrims.

Wampanoag

600

What did the Native Americans use sinews, tendons of the bison, for?

Thread

700

Who invented a written language for the Cherokees?

Sequoya

700

Canada is the largest world producer of what?

Nickel
700

What are the hills that contain Mount Rushmore?

The Black Hills

700

What kind of weather conditions do prairies experience more than other areas?

Extreme weather

700

The Indians of the Dakota tribe were also called the what?

Sioux

700

Five tribes of this group formed the League of Five Nations.

Iroquois 

700

What did the Native Americans use the bison's horns for?

ceremonial headdresses