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| to relocate to another location |
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| tools and other human made objects |
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| to tame to meet human needs |
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| the use of tools and knowledge to meet human needs |
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| a treeless plain that remains frozen |
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| the conditions where one lives |
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| small boats made of animal skins |
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| the capitol city of the Aztecs |
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| the practice of bringing water to crops |
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1) cities center of trade
2) specialized jobs
3)organized forms of governmen
4) system of record keeping
5) advanced tools |
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| societies traced ancestry through the mother |
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1st- farmers chopped down trees
2nd- trees were burned
3rd- ashes of trees enriched the soil |
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| the world's second largest continent |
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| the peacemaker of the The Iroquois League |
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| sailed to the new world on The Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria |
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| Runs through the center of Africa |
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| The largest continent in the world |
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| followers of the religion of Islam |
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| invented the printing press |
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| a series of wars to capture the Holy Land |
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| fought the Muslims in the Crusades |
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| a political system in which a king allows nobles to use lands that belong to him. |
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| where people of Islamic faith worship |
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| worked on manors with very few privileges |
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| brought horses to America |
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| a movement to correct problems in the church. It split the church into two groups, catholics and Protestants. |
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| wrote a book describing China's riches- stirred European curiosity. |
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| a time of increased interest in art and learning. It started in Italy and spread throughout Europe. |
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| Spain rulers. Financed Columbus' trip to America |
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| very important because it helps the human body retain water in hot weather. |
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| A German monk, criticized corrupt church practices. |
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| an explorer killed in Philippines, given credit as the first to circumnavigate. |
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| Dutch explorer, established a Dutch colony in New York |
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| Considered the worlds' most powerful navy |
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| the movement of plants, animals and disease (from) between eastern and western hemispheres |
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| a term describing a Spanish ranch or farm (plantation) |
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| the journey African slaves transported to America |
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| water route through North America to Asia |
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| the forced removal of Africans to the America's |
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| defeated the Aztecs because they allied with Native Americans |
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| the first permanent French settlement in North America. |
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| people of mixed Spanish and Native American blood |
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| introduced cattle, pigs and horses to the americas |
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