Gallopade Chapter 1

American Indians and the Colonists trading items was considered ____________.

• cooperation

• conflict

• scarcity

• colonies

Colonists and American Indians sharing knowledge about farming and weapons was considered _________.

• cooperation

• conflict

• trade

• scarcity

One of the problems American Indians faced with the growing number of colonists was _______.

• small pox

• tribal unity

• having too much food

• wanting their boats

The early Europeans that came across the ocean to North America set up _______ to sell their goods.

• outpost

• general store

• colony

• fur shop

What did the colonists want in trade from the Native Americans?

• sugar

• mirrors

• seeds for crops

• animal furs

Which of the following is the best description of the relationship between colonists and American Indians?

• They worked together to build a new country

• The American Indians forced the colonists to return to Europe

• They agreed to maintain separate societies to avoid conflict

• The colonists pushed American Indians off their land

a plant that yields large grains set in rows, on a cob

• maize

• beans

• cucumbers

• tomato

an inability to meet all wants due to a limited amount of goods

• scarcity

• abundance

• outpost

• conflict

There were _____ original colonies (type a number; not a word)

A conflict was that Europeans saw land as _____________ that was legally owned.

• private property

• public domain

• free from God

• given to them