V/US 1a-d Early Colonization

This Indigenous Group adapted to their environment by irrigation to farm in the aired climate of the Southwest-

• Pueblo

• Powhatan

• Iroquois

• Kwakiutl

The _________ lived near major rivers, from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico.

• Mississippi River Valley

• Lakota

• Inuit

• Kwakiutl

The geographic locations and access to natural resources were two major cause of culture differences among -

• Branches of Christianity

• Maritime European Nations

• Indigenous Group of North America

• Christians and Muslims

The Inuit and the Kwakiutl settled along the-

• Pacific Coast

• Atlantic Coast

• Mississippi River

• Gulf of Mexico

This Indigenous Group lived in heavily forested areas of North America, developed agricultural techniques (farming) and lived in longhouses-

• Powhatan

• Lakota

• Iroquois

• Pueblo

• The Spanish Reconquista heavily influenced this motivation for European Exploration -

• to expand their empires

• desire for economic growth

• to gain access to natural resources

• to spread Christianity

The religious reform movement lead to religious competition for influence overseas-

• Crusades

• Church of England

• Protestant Reformation

• Puritan Revolution

Match the following

• in search of direct route to Asia

• Ponce de Leon

• explored modern day Florida

• Francisco Vazequez de Cornado

• explored the southwest of modern U.S.

• Christopher Columbus

Match the following

• science of drawing maps

• astrolabe

• used to defeat Indigenous Groups

• Caravel

• small ship; easier to sail

• cartography

• navigational school (Portugal)

• Prince Henry the Navigator

• used by sailors to navigate

• (advanced) weapons

The introduction of disease (small pox) and the lose of land were affects of Indigenous Groups coming in contact with-

• other Indigenous Groups

• European Explores and Colonists

• Christianity

• cold climates of northwestern North America