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WorksheetsSS Unit 1
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
the study of the past
history
historian
primary source
secondary source
a person who studies the past
history
historian
primary source
secondary source
records made by people who saw or took place in an event
century
chronological order
secondary source
primary source
records written by someone who was not there at the time of the event
primary source
chronological order
secondary source
century
in time sequence
chronological order
effect
cause
century
how a person looks at a problem or event
cause
perspective
effect
century
an action that makes something else happen
region
effect
culture
cause
an area that has one or more common features
region
cause
effect
point of view
something that results from something else happening
cause
effect
culture
region
the way of life for a group of people
empire
oral history
culture
archeology
nations take over and ruled by ONE leader; Ghana, Mali and Songhay are examples
culture
empire
oral history
archeology
history that is passed along by speaking and not written down
profit
Vikings
artifacts
oral history
the study of objects from the past
profit
Vikings
artifacts
archeology
things from the past that are left for us to study
archeology
Vikings
artifacts
profit
a group of explorers that sailed to North America 500 years before Columbus
Vikings
profit
technology
astrolabe
the money that is left after you subtract the cost of running a business
Vikings
profit
technology
astrolabe
the use of knowledge, skills and tools
exchange
encounter
astrolabe
technology
an early tool used to determine how far north or south of the equator a ship was
astrolabe
encounter
slavery
exchange
a meeting between two people or groups
The Columbian Exchange
slavery
exchange
encounter
trading of objects or ideas
Then Columbian Exchange
slavery
exchange
Old World
a system that forced people to work and treated enslaved people as property
slavery
Old World
New World
The Columbian Exchange
the trading of plants, animals, diseases and ideas between the "New World" and the "Old World".
exchange
The Columbian Exchange
slavery
New World
Europe
New World
Old World
Desert Southwest Indians
Pacific Northwest Indians
North and South America
Old World
New World
Desert Southwest Indians
Pacific Northwest Indians
made houses made from mud called adobes
Eastern Woodland Indians
Great Plains Indians
Pacific Northwest Indians
Desert Southwest Indians
used water sources as a main source to find food
Eastern Woodland Indians
Great Plains Indians
Desert Southwest Indians
Pacific Northwest Indians
Created a type of government called a confederation.
Eastern Woodland Indians
Pacific Northwest Indians
Desert Southwest Indians
Great Plain Indians
hunted buffalo for food
Eastern Woodlands Indians
Pacific Northwest Indians
Desert Southwest Indians
Great Plains Indians
looking for shorter trade route, new land, resources, gold
Africa, Americas, and Europe
effects of the 3 worlds coming together
reasons why people started exploring in the late 1400s
Christopher Columbus
the 3 worlds
Antarctica, Americas, Europe
North America, South America, Central America
Asia, Europe, Africa
Africa, Americas, Europe
when people make changes in order to fit their environment
adapting to the natural environment
modifying the natural environment
misconception
exploration
Some effects of the 3 Worlds coming together were...
slavery, diseases spread, Natives lost land, Europeans gained land, Columbian Exchange
Native population increases, European population decreased
Africans wanted to come to the New World and Indigenous People wanted to go to Europe
Asians wanted to be part of the 3 Worlds, people started moving to Asia
This group of people had been living in North America for thousands of years before the Europeans arrived
Native Americans
Asians
Europeans
Africans
a wrong or inaccurate idea
adapt
griot
misconception
exchange
allowed each of the Haudenosaunee's five nations to send representatives to the great council
modify
diseases
exchange
The Great Law of Peace
the process of taking over a place and controlling it for your own use
encounter
colonize
adapt
modify
