Migration & Early Peoples
The Earth has experienced several of these cold periods. BRR.....
Ice Ages
If 0 is your score, you can thank them for developing the concept.
The Mayans
Killed an estimated 90% of indigenous Americans.
European Disease
We got there first! (1001 to be exact)
The Vikings
To travel all the way around the Earth
circumnavigate
Corn, beans, and squash is a funny name for this feminine trio.
The Three Sisters
10,000 miles of road? Glad I'm not a runner for these guys.
The Inca
Who runs the world? Girls!
Well, at least in our society.
The Iroquois
You're telling me I didn't land here? Well... let's just keep this name for the people I found.
India
The exchange of plants, animals, diseases, ideas, and more between the Old World and the New World that began in the 15th century.
Columbian Exchange
Permanent settlements and rising population all because of this simple concept!?
Agriculture
Good luck attacking our capital Tenochtitlán!
The Aztec
These made hunting buffalo almost too easy. Thanks old world!
Horses
I was first around the world.... kinda.
Magellan
More than what is needed or used; excess.
Surplus
The first "civilization" in the Americas? Now that's impressive!
The Olmec
We can farm on a mountain. Just terrace it!
The Inca
Ben Franklin admired this alliance- and you should too!
The Iroquois League
Columbus claimed the new world for Spain- be he actually hails from this country.
Italy
A raised road or track across low or wet ground.
Causeway
The land bridge migration theory is great and all, but I like this other theory better.
Coastal Migration
It's a quarter of a day off. What's the big deal?
The Mayan Calendar
We move from place to place following our food. Besides, who wants to live in one place all the time?
Nomads
I claim the Pacific Ocean for Queen Isabella and Spain!
Balboa
An ancient Inca device for recording information, consisting of variously colored threads knotted in different ways.
Quipu