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| How did humans reach the americas? |
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| houses made of woven trees, built towns surrounding large mounds |
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| temporary shelters made of willow poles, extreeme temperatures |
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| Winters cold, summer cool, large sturdy log houses |
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| sturdy wooden houses, caught salmon |
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| many different environments, some nomadic groups, made adobe homes |
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| winter rains, summer hot and dry, depended on salmon |
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| lots of mountains, lived in villages all year round (partly underground)relied on fish and camas |
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| BUFFALO. always followed buffalo around, tipis |
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| earliest known civilization |
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| why were pilgrims able to survive |
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| the native americans helped them, also the mayflower compact. |
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| 3 reasons why 1492 was such a great year for spain |
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| threw muslims out, ended requonquista, and threw out jews |
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| went to AZ, NM, and grand canyon for G-O-L-D |
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| his crew circles the globe, started with 250, came back with 18 |
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| What was the colombian exchange? |
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The exchanging of crops and such between europe and america.
europe to america: disease, horses, coffee, peaches, pigs
America to Europe:squash, corn, tobacco, peppers, cacao |
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| it was swampy, no gold, little food, but TOBACCO saved them. |
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| he was a priest that started the african slave trade |
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| 1st government in virginia |
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| a device made of cords w/ knots used by the incas to keep records |
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| Town in spanish colonies and anazi village |
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| House in arctic reason dug into the ground |
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| Masked dancers at religous cerimonies of the south west indians |
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| fort where soldiers lived in spanish colonies |
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| religous settlement run by catholic priests and friars |
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| land granted to spanish settlers that included the right to demand labor of taxes |
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| large estate farmed by many workers |
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| spains american colonies- spanish and indian backround |
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| person from spain who holds a position of high power |
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| people born in spains american colonies to spanish parents |
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| legal document giving rights to a person to a company |
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| representative to the colonial virginia governement |
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| in the 1600s, english settlers who sought religous freedom in the americas |
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