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WorksheetsAmerican Indians and Exploration
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A period during the 1400’s and 1500’s in which many explorers sailed the ocean and mapped the world.
Age of Empires
Age of Exploration
Bronze Age
Caravel
A settlement made by a parent company.
City
Astrolabe
Caravel
Colony
To work or act together; to get along.
Cooperation
Obstacle
Conflict
Colony
To come into opposition; to disagree.
Cooperation
Motivation
Accomplishment
Conflict
A desire to accomplish a goal.
Cooperation
Motivation
Accomplishment
Conflict
Something that stands in your way or tries to prevent you from accomplishing a goal.
Cooperation
Motivation
Accomplishment
Obstacle
The act of achieving one’s goals.
Cooperation
Motivation
Accomplishment
Obstacle
The science of piloting ships.
Navigation
Caravel
Age of Exploration
Obstacle
An instrument used by sailors to observe the position of the stars.
Motivation
Astrolabe
Colony
Caravel
Small, fast ship with a broad bow.
Caravel
Astrolabe
Conflict
Cooperation
Exchange of goods, ideas and people between Europe and the Americas.
Northwest Passage
Colony
Silk Road
Columbian Exchange
Water route to Asia through North America sought by European explorers.
Northwest Passage
Colony
Silk Road
Columbian Exchange
Establishment or settlement where goods and
services could be traded.
Trading Post
Jamestown
Farmer's Market
Columbian Exchange
the invaders, knights, soldiers, and explorers of
the Spanish and the Portuguese Empires.
Equestrians
Heroes
Vanquishers
Conquistadors
Outposts across California whose purpose was to convert Native Americans into devoted Christians and Spanish citizens.
Trading Posts
Churches
California Missions
Which explorer explored the area represented by the letter "A" on the map?
Robert La Salle
John Cabot
Francisco Coronado
Samuel de Champlain
Who established the French settlement of Quebec for France?
Robert La Salle
John Cabot
Samuel de Champlain
Francisco Coronado
Which explorer explored the area represented by the letter "D" on the map?
Robert La Salle
John Cabot
Francisco Coronado
Samuel de Champlain
Which explorer explored for Spain?
Robert La Salle
John Cabot
Francisco Coronado
Samuel de Champlain
Which explorer explored the area represented by the letter "B" on the map?
Robert La Salle
John Cabot
Francisco Coronado
Samuel de Champlain
Which explorer explored for England?
Robert La Salle
John Cabot
Francisco Coronado
Samuel de Champlain
Which explorer explored the area represented by the letter "C" on the map?
Robert La Salle
John Cabot
Francisco Coronado
Samuel de Champlain
Which explorer explored for France?
Robert La Salle
John Cabot
Francisco Coronado
The area represented by the letter "D" on the map was claimed by which country?
France
England
Spain
Portugal
Which explorer explored for France?
Samuel de Champlain
John Cabot
Francisco Coronado
Which country made voyages of discovery to the continent pictured here?
France
England
Spain
Portugal
The area represented by the letter "A" on the map was claimed by which country?
France
England
Spain
Portugal
The area represented by the letter "B" on the map was claimed by which country?
France
England
Spain
Portugal
Which explorer claimed the southwest for Spain?
Robert La Salle
John Cabot
Francisco Coronado
Samuel de Champlain
Which explorer claimed the the Mississippi River Valley for France?
Robert La Salle
John Cabot
Francisco Coronado
Samuel de Champlain
Portugal made voyages of discovery to -
Australia
West Africa
Spain
France
Which explorer explored Eastern Canada for England?
Robert La Salle
John Cabot
Francisco Coronado
Samuel de Champlain
The area represented by the letter "C" on the map was claimed by which country?
France
England
Spain
Portugal
Which group conquered and enslaved the Native Americans?
English
Portuguese
Spanish
French
Which exploring nation set up the Fur Trade with Native Americans?
England
Portugal
France
Spain
Which group brought Christianity to the New World?
English
Portuguese
Spanish
French
Which group brought European Diseases?
English
Portuguese
Spanish
French
Which group spread Christian religion?
English
Portuguese
Spanish
French
Which group traded with American Indians?
English
Portuguese
Spanish
French
Which group established settlements and claimed ownership of land?
English
Portuguese
Spanish
French
Which group taught farming techniques to European settlers?
English
American Indians
Spanish
French
Which group believed that land was to be shared not owned?
English
American Indians
Spanish
French
Which group established Missions(religious outposts)
English
Portuguese
Spanish
French
Which tribe lives in a mild and rainy climate?
Inuit
Iroquois
Kwakiutl
Pueblo
Which tribe lived in arctic areas where the temperature is below freezing for most of the year?
Inuit
Iroquois
Kwakiutl
Lakota
Inhabited present day Alaska and northern Canada
Pueblo
Inutit
Lakota
Kwakiutl
Which tribe inhabited the Pacific Northwest coast ?
Inuit
Iroquois
Kwakiutl
Pueblo
Which tribe Inhabited the Southwest in present day New Mexico and Arizona?
Inuit
Iroquois
Lakota
Pueblo
Which tribe lives in a desert environment and areas bordering cliffs and mountains
Inuit
Iroquois
Lakota
Pueblo
Which tribe inhabited the interior of the United States called the Great Plains?
Inuit
Iroquois
Lakota
Pueblo
Which tribe's homeland includes northeast North America called the Eastern Woodlands ?
Inuit
Iroquois
Lakota
Pueblo
What area was inhabited by the Inuit?
A
B
C
D
What area was inhabited by the Iroquois?
A
C
D
E
What area was inhabited by the Lakota?
A
C
D
E
What area was inhabited by the Kwakiutl?
A
C
D
E
What area was inhabited by the Pueblo?
A
B
C
D
What is a natural resource?
Things that come directly from nature
People working to produce goods and services
Goods produced and used to make other goods and services
Which of the following was NOT a motivating force of early exploration?
Competition
Religion
Disease
Economic
Which of the following was NOT a motivating force of early exploration?
Competition
Religion
Disease
Economic
Which of the following was NOT an accomplishment of early exploration?
Exchange of goods and ideas
Improvement of navigational tools
Claiming of territories
Finding cures to diseases
Which of the following was NOT an obstacle of early exploration?
Fear of the unknown
Poor maps
Disease
Economic reasons
Which were motivating forces for exploration?
Economic, Religious, Politics
Fame, Competition for Empire, Politics
Economic, Religious, Adventure
Economic, Religious, Competition for Empire
Which is an obstacle to exploration?
Claim new territories
Poor maps and navigational tools
Exchange of goods and ideas
Improved navigational tools
Which is Not an obstacle to exploration?
Fear of the unknown
Poor maps and navigational tools
Exchange of goods and ideas
Lack of adequate supplies
Which is Not an Accomplishment of Exploration?
Exchanged goods and ideas
Lack of adequate supplies
Claimed territories
Improved navigational tools and ships
Which is an Accomplishment of Exploration?
Exchanged goods and ideas
Lack of adequate supplies
Fear of the unknown
Disease and starvation
What were the 3 accomplishments of exploration?
Exchanged goods and ideas, Claimed territories, Poor maps and navigational tools
Exchanged goods and ideas, Disease and starvation, Improved navigational tools and ships
Fear of the unknown, Claimed territories, Improved navigational tools and ships
Exchanged goods and ideas, Claimed territories, Improved navigational tools and ships
Which was a motivating force for exploration?
Spread Christianity
Lack of adequate supplies
Poor maps and navigational tools
To learn new languages
What is a natural resource?
Things that come directly from nature
People working to produce goods and services
Goods produced and used to make other goods and services
Trees, water, stones, and buffalo are examples of...
Natural Resources
Human resources
Capital Resources
Man made resources
What is human resources?
Things that come directly from nature
Goods produced and used to make other goods and services
People working to produce goods and services
Goods used to make money
How did Native american tribe gather food a long time ago?
used money to purchase
traded with settelers
traded animal skins for meat
fished, hunter, and grew crops
A hunter is an example of a _________ ________?
Human resource
Natural Resource
Capital Resource
none of the above
A person that makes clothing is an example of?
Capital Resources
Human Resources
Natural Resources
All of the above
A canoe is an example of?
Capital Resources
Human Resources
Natural Resources
All of the above
The animals that Native American hunted were examples of?
Capital Resources
Human Resources
Natural Resources
All of the above
American Indians made clothing from ____ __ and _____.
Ground stone and plants
Animal skins and plants
Animal skins and metal.
Sod is an example of?
Human resource
Capital resource
Natural resource
all of the above
What items did Portugal exchange for West African gold(select all that apply)?
Metal
Cloth
Manufactured Goods
Lumber
Where were Ghana, Mali and Songhai located?
Western Region of Africa
Eastern Region of Africa
Western Region of North American
Eastern Region of Australia
How did the empires become so powerful?
Controlled trade with North America
Controlled trade in Western Africa
Controlled trade in Eastern Australia
Were already powerful
Which country made voyages to West Africa?
England
Portugal
Spain
France
The West African Empires were located south of which desert?
Sahara Desert
Gobi Desert
Mojave Desert
Ice Cream Dessert
Ghana, Mali, and Songhai were located in the western region of Africa, south of the Sahara Desert near what river?
Nile
Niger
Missouri
Colorado
What were the three West African Empires that dominated West Africa one after the other from 300 to 1600 A.D.?
Georgia, Mali, and Songhai
Georgia, Egypt, and Songhai
Ghana, Mali, and Portugal
Ghana, Mali, and Songhai
Area of Cooperation/Conflict? - Land Ownership
Cooperation
Conflict
Area of Cooperation/Conflict? - Difference in Cultures
Cooperation
Conflict
Area of Cooperation/Conflict? - Trade
Cooperation
Conflict
Area of Cooperation/Conflict? - Difference in Language
Cooperation
Conflict
Area of Cooperation/Conflict? - Crops
Cooperation
Conflict
Area of Cooperation/Conflict? -Europeans brought weapons and metal farm tools
Cooperation
Conflict
Area of Cooperation/Conflict? - Competition for Trade
Cooperation
Conflict
Area of Cooperation/Conflict? - Disease
Cooperation
Conflict
Which is an area of Cooperation?
Competition for Trade
Trade
Disease
Difference in Culture
Which is an area of Cooperation?
Difference in Language
Land Ownership
Crops
Difference in Culture
Which is an area of Cooperation?
Technology (Metal Weapons and Farm Tools)
Difference in Culture
Difference in Language
Land Ownership
Pick the - Area of Conflict
Trade
Land Ownership
Crops
Europeans brought weapons and metal farm tools
Which is an area of Conflict?
Difference in Cultures
Crops
Europeans brought weapons and metal farm tools
Trade
Which is an area of Conflict?
Trade
Difference in Language
Technology (Metal Weapons and Farm Tools)
Crops
Which is an area of Conflict?
Trade
Disease
Crops
Europeans brought weapons and metal farm tools
Which is an area of Conflict?
Trade
Competition for Trade
Crops
Europeans brought weapons and metal farm tools
The natural surroundings of a place.
Sod
Culture
Archaeology
Environment
Something used from the environment to help one survive.
Culture
Resource
Artifact
Cactus Hill
A piece of grass or soil held together by matted roots.
Pueblo
Sod
Artifact
Culture
The fish American Indians caught, wild animals they hunted, and crops they grew were examples of -
Natural Resources
Capital Resources
Human Resources
Culture
The canoes, bows, and spears American Indians made were examples of-
Natural Resources
Capital Resources
Human Resources
Pueblo
People who fished, made clothing, and hunted animals were examples of-
Natural Resources
Capital Resources
Human Resources
Sod
The recovery of material evidence remaining from the past.
Sod
Archaeology
Capital Resources
Pueblo
A scientist that studies human behavior and cultures of the past through the recovery and analysis of artifacts.
Archaeologist
Capital Resource
Human Resource
Artifact
Located on the Nottoway River in southeastern Virginia. Evidence that humans lived at ________________ as early as 18,000 years ago makes it one of the oldest archaeological sites in North America
Iroquois Confederacy
Pueblo
Cactus Hill
Sod
A way of life of a group of people who share similar beliefs and customs.
Sod
Artifact
Human Resource
Culture
An item left behind by an early people that represents their culture.
Artifact
Sod
Human Resource
Archaeologist
An early form of corn grown by Native Americans.
Sod
Artifact
Human Resource
Maize
A home or community of homes built by Native Americans.
Pueblo
Sod
Adobe
Artifact
A sun-dried mud brick used to build the homes of some Native Americans in the southwest.
Pueblo
Sod
Adobe
Artifact
A powerful group of Native Americans in the eastern part of the United States made up of five nations.
Artifact
Resource
Iroquois Confederacy
Adobe
