Native Americans
What Native American Tribe is still present in Milwaukee and their names translates to "The Fire keepers"?
The Potowatomi
What is the name of the first SUCCESFUL English colony of the Americas?
Jamestown
What is the defintion of a push factor?
A stress that pushes a person away from a place
What Native American Tribe made Igloos to stay warm?
The Inuit
Why is the colony of Roanoke consider a mystery?
All of the colonists disappeared
What colonial region contains New Hampshire and Massachusetts?
The New England Colonies
What Native American region had tribes that heavily relied on the buffalo (or Bison) for their food, shelter and really everything?
The great plains
What colonial region contained the following colonies: Virginia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Maryland and Georgia?
The Southern colonies
What Native Tribe inhabited the area around Jamestown?
The Powhatan tribe
What did ancient humans have to cross in order to get to the Americas during the Ice Age?
The Bering strait or the Bering Strait Land Bridge
Why did the colony of Jamestown have sharp population declines? (There are 2 answers, I need both for it to be correct)
Starvation and disease
What is colonialism?
Answers may vary (Teacher may use their discretion)
Official Definition: The practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country, occupying it with settlers, and exploiting it economically.
According to your native american regions map, what region was Wisconsin a part of?
The Eastern Woodlands or Woodlands
What colonial region had rich farmland and moderate climate, which they used produce a lot of grain?
The middle colonies
In the Disney movie pocahontas get together with John Smith, but in class we learn that is not correct. What was the name of the English Colonist that Pocahontas did end up marrying?
John Rolfe