American Indians and Exploration

The growing and harvesting of food, garden cultivation, and it was important to Mississippian culture.

• Burial Mounds

• Horticulture

• Religion

• Mississippians

The place where American Indians had religious celebrations and buried their dead.

• Glory

• Missions

• Cemetaries

• Burial Mounds

The most advanced prehistoric group of American Indians known for large scale farming and mound builders which traded throughout North America.

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Mississippian

• Woodland

American Indian trade that lived in the SOUTHERN part of Georgia.

• Creeks

• Rivers

• Shawnee

• Cherokee

American Indian tribe that lived in the NORTHERN part of Georgia.

• Creeks

• Rivers

• Shawnees

• Cherokee

Indians were at a disadvantage from the Europeans because

• They had no armor

• They had no advanced weapons

• They had no immunity to diseases

• ALL OF THE ABOVE

The Spanish conquistador who lead an expedition through the Southeastern United States looking for Gold and credited as being the first European in Georgia in 1540.

• James Oglethorpe

• Julius Ceasar

• Hernando de Soto

• American Indians

The first European to step foot in what is now Georgia in 1540 and died on the Mississippi River.

• Christopher Columbus

• Adolf Hitler

• James Oglethorpe

• Hernando de Soto

What killed so many America Indians when the Europeans arrived.

• Dogs

• Gods

• Disease

• Floods

God, Gold, and Glory are the reasons this country explored the New World.

• France

• Spain

• China

• Great Britain