Historical Thinking skills
The who, what, when, and where of a document.
What is sourcing?
The concept that the purpose of a colony is to provide an economic benefit to the mother country.
What is Mercantilism?
The country Cabeza de Vaca came from.
What is Spain?
The year Christopher Columbus "sailed the ocean blue".
What is 1492?
When you use reading strategies to identify the claims and reasoning that the author makes.
What is close reading?
This group of colonies was founded partly for religious freedom and led to the America that we know of today.
What is the English?
The amount of hurricanes Cabeza encountered on his journey.
What is three?
The reason Christopher Columbus "found" the American continent.
What is looking for trade route to Asia?
The typical order of the Historical Thinking Skills.
What is sourcing, contextualization, corroboration, and close reading.
The French relied on this activity to help sustain the original Canadian Colonies.
What is the Beaver Fur Trade?
What is Tampa Bay?
The name of the new global trade network brought about by the finding of the New World.
What is the Columbian Exchange?
The ability to recognize that documents are products of a particular point in time, and that point in time influences information the document contains.`
What is contextualization?
This group consisted of the first colonizers of the Americas.
What is the Spanish?
The number left of the original 600 Conquistadores after the journey was over.
What is four?
The country which funded Christopher Columbus' Expedition.
What is Spain?
When you compare documents to each other and recognize that there are differences or similarities
What is corroboration?
This group was not well known for colonizing the North American continent.
What is the Dutch?
The amount of years Cabeza's journey was.
What is eight?
The name of the three ships in Columbus' fleet.
What is the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria?