For thousands of years, indigenous people have studied, managed, honored, and thrived in their ______.

In the Americas, there is ______ among more than 2,000 indigenous groups.

Geography and ______ affected how the various Indigenous groups met their basic needs.

What influenced what was produced and how it was produced for Indigenous groups?

In the past, indigenous peoples ______, hunted, and grew crops for food.

Indigenous peoples made clothing from animal ______ and plants. (Fill in the blank)

Indigenous peoples constructed shelters from resources found in their environment.

Where was the homeland of the Iroquois located?

What type of houses did the Iroquois build?

What was one of the main practices of the Iroquois?

Where was the Iroquois tribe located? (Indicate the region shown by the red dot on the map.)

Which Indigenous group is described as having a homeland in the southeast of North America, called the Eastern Woodlands?

Fill in the blank: The Powhatan homeland includes the _______ of North America, called the Eastern Woodlands.

Which of the following are characteristics of the Powhatan Indigenous group?

On the map, where is the Powhatan tribe located?

The homeland of the Mississippi River Valley Indigenous Group includes which of the following?

What are the characteristics of the Mississippi River Valley region?

On the map, where is the Mississippi River Valley located? (Refer to the red dot and shaded area on the map)

Which Indigenous group inhabited the interior of the United States, called the Great Plains?

The Lakota inhabited the _______ of the United States, called the Great Plains.

What type of environment did the Lakota live in?

The Lakota were primarily located in which region of the United States?

Which Indigenous group inhabited the Southwest in present day New Mexico and Arizona?

The Pueblo people lived in ______ areas and areas bordering cliffs and mountains.

What type of homes did the Pueblo people build?

The Pueblo people used ______ to help them grow crops in dry areas.

Select the region on the map where the Pueblo tribe was located. (Refer to the map showing the Southwest region in present day New Mexico and Arizona.)

Which present-day regions did the Inuit inhabit? Fill in the blank: The Inuit inhabited present-day _______ and northern _______.

What is a characteristic of the areas where the Inuit lived? Fill in the blank: They lived in _______ areas where the temperature is below freezing much of the year.

About how many years ago did the Inuit arrive? The Inuit are estimated to have arrived about _______ years ago.

Look at the map. Where were the Inuit located?

Which Indigenous group is described in the notes?

Describe the climate characteristics of the Kwakiutl homeland.

On the map, where was the Kwakiutl tribe located?

What was the Counter Reformation?

The Counter Reformation led to reform of the _________

What was the goal of the Counter Reformation?

The image shows the Council of Trent, which was an important part of the Counter Reformation.

In the context of the passage, what does the term 'migrated' mean?

According to the passage, what happened to some people as a result of exploration and colonization?

The passage states that exploration and colonization only affected Europe.

What was the Protestant Reformation?

Protestantism, a branch of ________, was created during the Protestant Reformation.

What does the term 'Reconquista' mean in the context of Spanish history?

The idea of Reconquista was a motivating factor for Spanish and Portuguese conquests in which continents?

What was the main religious goal of the Spanish Reconquista?

According to the SOL 1c Notes, which of the following was an economic motivation for the explorations?

According to the SOL 1c Notes, spreading Christianity was a(n) ______ motivation for the explorations.

According to the SOL 1c Notes, competitions for empire and belief in superiority of own culture were motivations for the explorations.

According to the SOL 1c Notes, which of the following is NOT listed as a motivation for the explorations?

What was the name of the school in Portugal that helped with navigation?

What type of ship was easier to sail and helped with exploration?

What instrument allowed sailors to find their latitude?

What is the term for the science of making maps, which became more accurate and detailed?

What did Europeans use to conquer Indigenous lands?

Technological advancements allowed Europeans to explore. Which of the following was NOT a technological advancement mentioned in the notes?

According to the SOL 1b Notes, what was one result of early European exploration, colonization, and the system of enslavement?

According to the SOL 1b Notes, people from which two continents came to the New World as a result of early European exploration and colonization?

The system of enslavement only resulted in voluntary migration to the New World.

Ponce de León sailed for which country?

Ponce de León was the first official European to explore which region?

Ponce de León also discovered and helped with the understanding of the _________?

Ponce de León led the colonization of which island?

Ponce de León was searching for the legendary "________ of Youth."

In what year did Ponce de León begin his exploration of Florida?

Who claimed the Southwest of the present-day United States for Spain?

Which country did Francisco Vázquez de Coronado claim land for in 1540?

In what year did Francisco Vázquez de Coronado claim the Southwest of the present-day United States for Spain?

Francisco Vázquez de Coronado claimed the ________ of the present-day United States for Spain.

Francisco Vázquez de Coronado claimed the Southwest of the present-day United States for Spain in 1540.

According to the SOL 1b Notes, who did Christopher Columbus sail for?

According to the SOL 1b Notes, Christopher Columbus was trying to find a direct route to Asia for what?

According to the SOL 1b Notes, Christopher Columbus paved the way for _______ exploration.

According to the SOL 1b Notes, in what year did Christopher Columbus sail?

According to the VUS.1b Notes, what did the Indigenous people lose as a result of interactions with Europeans?

According to the VUS.1b Notes, Indigenous people fell victim to _______ carried from Europe.

According to the VUS.1b Notes, French exploration of Canada led to large-scale immigration from France.

According to the VUS.1b Notes, relations between the French and native peoples were generally considered more _______.

What is the main goal of mercantilism?

According to mercantilism, a nation's ______ equals its wealth.

In mercantilism, colonies are considered tools to support the mother country’s economy.

Which of the following best describes the economic policy of mercantilism?

What do colonies provide to the mother country?

Colonial economies developed under the European system of mercantilism as determined by the ______, soil conditions, and natural resources available in each region.

In the Triangular Trade, what did Europe send to Africa?

In the Triangular Trade, what did Africa send to the Americas (Middle Passage)?

In the Triangular Trade, what did the Americas send to Europe?