America and Europe

What does an archeologist do?

• studies dinosaurs to see what they ate

• studies artifacts to learn about ancient people

• studies cities to learn how to make roads better

• studies people to see how they survived

What is an artifact?

• Something an animal uses

• An object made by humans

• An object that grows in the ground

• The food people eat

What are two examples of artifacts?

• arrow heads

• bananas

• a cup

• grass

• oil

What do hunter-gatherers do?

• go to the store for food

• move by water to get from place to place

• hunt animals and gather plants for food

• keep animals on a farm

What is Agriculture?

• planting and growing crops for food

• walking around the forest for food

• digging holes to store food

• moving from place to place looking for food

Why did people need to learn how to farm?

• so they could move all the time

• so they could stay in one place

• so they could have children

• so they can finally eat food

What is culture?

• the way of life for a group of people

• what a single person does for fun

• what a family celebrates when they are together

• doing the right thing

What is a colony?

• A settlement ruled by another country

• A place to send bad people

• A far away place to live

• Something founded by Spain

In 1565, where did the Spanish settle?

• New Orleans

• St. Augustine

• Las Cruces

• New York

In 1619, Europeans brought enslaved people to America from what country?

• North America

• Asia

• Africa

• Europe