Land-Bridge
Native American Cultures
Europe
Africa
Miscellaneous Americas
100

The land-bridge theory suggests that these two (modern-day) continents were the location of where Paleo-Indians crossed over to first populate the Americas.

What is 

1)North America

2) Asia

100

These 2 groups adapted to the harsh conditions of the Arctic culture area.

What are the Aleut and Inuit?

100
This is a form Government in which PEOPLE RULE THEMSELVES
What is a democracy?
100

A religion that spread rapidly over African trade routes, and followed by many African Kingdoms- such as Ghana, Songhai, and Mali.

What is Islam?

100

This is the early crop that both the Olmec and Maya grew.

What is maize (corn)

200

This is the earliest known civilization in North America

What is the Olmec

200

This is how the Incan Empire dealt with problems caused by its increasing size.

What are roads/ highway systems 

200

A social system in medieval Europe in which people worked and fought for nobles who gave them protection and land in return.

What is Feudalism?

200

A well-known Malian (Kingdom of Mali) who was a devout Muslim and perhaps the most wealthy individual to over live on Earth. 

Who is Mansa Musa?

200

Most Native Americans believed this about land rights.

Individual rights to land were only temporary-
NOT PERMANENT.

300

This was how scientists believed people first moved to the Americas (name and description)

What is the Bering Land Bridge

During the ice age, the sea level dropped and people crossed the newly exposed land bridge.

300

The cliff dwellings built by the Anasazi gave them protection against this.

What are enemies (defense)

300

The 1300s disease which originated on fleas on rats and traveled along Eurasian (European and Asian) trade routes. This killed an estimated 25 Million people.

DD- Wager

What were the unintentional consequences?

What is the Black Death?


-Better pay for peasants

-Larger cities

-Decline of Feudalism

-Beginning of Renaissance

300

The TWO things being traded most in and out of Africa at the time- which also leads to the eventual devastation of later Africans.

What are salt and slaves?

300

These were some of the cultural signs that Mississippians left behind.

What are Burial Mounds?
400

This is how the Aztecs built such a rich and powerful state.

What is trade, tribute, and a fierce military?

400

Underground ceremonial chambers built at the center of a community.

What are Anasazi Kivas

400

Johannes Gutenberg created one of these- with movable type- which led to the ability of thousands of people to get new ideas.

What is the Printing Press

400

Followers of the Religion of Islam.

What are Muslims?

400

This is how a Matrilineal society is different than a Patrilineal society.

DD- (wager)

This is a Native American group that was Matrilineal.

Matrilineal societies trace ancestry (family) through the mother rather than the family. 


-Who were the Mandan or Pawnee

500

Dailey Double!

*The group of people who traveled across the Bering Land bridge.

DD- (make wager)

Tell me a year in the range of when it happened.

What are Paleo-Indians

(38,000 BCE- 10,000 BCE)

500

The type of community that South-Eastern Native Americans lived in.

What are farming villages (governed by village councils)?

500

This European era, which means "rebirth" in French (not in Italian, funnily), saw what historians view as the ultimate period of knowledge, art, and culture.

DD- Wager

Name one poet/artist/writer/etc. from this period.

What is the Renaissance


DD- Michelangelo, Da Vinci, Shakespeare, Gutenberg, Raphael, Donatello, Copernicus, Galileo

500

A Muslim pilgrimage to the city of Mecca- 

Mansa Musa took a very extravagant one of these in 1324.

What is a Hajj?

500

Some religious beliefs shared by many indigenous groups.

What are:

-Strong tie to nature

-Spiritual forces everywhere (in animals & plants)

-Earth & Sky as sustainers of life