Native Americans

Smallpox

• a viral infection that causes fever and a skin rash

• a bacterial infection that leads to respiratory issues

• a fungal infection that affects the skin

• a parasitic infection that causes digestive problems

conquered

• to gain or acquire by force with weapons

• to lose or surrender in battle

• to negotiate a peace treaty

• to explore new territories

settled

• to establish residence in a place

• to move frequently from one place to another

• to travel without a destination

• to remain in a temporary location

Indigenous

• original native of a particular country or region

• a person who migrates from one country to another

• a term used for people living in urban areas

• a group of people with a common language

measles

• an acute contagious disease that is marked especially by an eruption of distinct red circular spots

• a viral infection characterized by a high fever and a rash

• a bacterial infection that causes severe respiratory issues

• a chronic condition affecting the skin and causing irritation

territory

• a geographic area with its own government

• a type of government system

• a region with no defined borders

• a place where people gather for trade

empire

• a group of nations under one leader

• a collection of independent states

• a single nation with multiple leaders

• a territory ruled by a foreign power

Indians

• A name given to indigenous people of America because they thought they had arrived in the East Indies, in Asia.

• A term used for people from India.

• A name for the native tribes of Africa.

• A term for the indigenous people of Australia.

European

• a native or inhabitant of Europe

• a person who speaks a European language

• a tourist visiting Europe

• a person of European descent living outside Europe

Catholicism

• the faith, practice, and church order of the Roman Catholic Church

• a form of Protestantism that emerged in the 16th century

• a belief system centered around the worship of multiple gods

• a philosophical movement emphasizing reason and individualism