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Native Americans from at least 10,000 years ago
used Folsom points to kill this food source.
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Giant Bison
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This term describes the hunting and gathering
cultures that descended from the Paleo-Indians.
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Archaic
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Ancient Indians from this region became experts
in irrigation.
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Southwest
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Burial mounds and chiefdoms are associated with
the Indians of this region.
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Woodland
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The Archaic Indians in this region had great
environmental diversity, including marshes,
deserts and mountains.
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The Great Basin
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When Columbus 1st sighted land in 1492, he
believed he had discovered a new route to this
area.
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India/China
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This event both killed about 1/3 of Europes
population and also prompted some people to take
great risks.
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Bubonic Plague
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Advancements in these and monarchial quest for
wealth prompted exploration.
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Navigational Instruments
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This small nation was unlikely to lead the Age of
Exploration.
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Portugal
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This Spaniards crews voyage left no doubt in
the world that Columbus had not discovered the
Indies.
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Magellan
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These immigrants tended to be poor young men born
in England.
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Indentured Servants
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When this woman intervened to save John Smith,
she was probably expressing Powhatans adoption
of a subordinate chief.
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Pocahontas
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The original settlers to this colony were
gentlemen and their servants.
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Jamestown/VA
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This chief (Pocahontas dad) was suspicious of
the English because they bullied the Indians to
make them follow English norms.
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Powhatan
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This crop turned VA into a stable colony.
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Tobacco
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This woman was excommunicated by the church in
the Massachusetts Bay Colony for disrupting the
good order of the colony.
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Anne Hutchinson
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This religious sect was based on a set of broadly
interpreted ideas and principles of those who
wanted to expel Catholic rituals from the
Anglican Church.
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Puritanism
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The Massachusetts Bay Colonys Puritans had no
use for the separatist beliefs held by this group
of early settlers who believed everyone (friend)
was equal.
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Quakers
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John Winthrop referred to these as little
commonwealths because each was a hierarchal in
structure.
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Families
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These played almost no direct role in the civil
government on New England because they did not
want it to be a a puppet of the state.
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Churches
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This increased dramatically in the American
colonies in the 18th century.
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Population
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This was the defining feature of the southern
colonies in the 18th century.
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Slavery
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Economic growth in the Middle Colonies came from
this agricultural product.
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Wheat
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By 1770, the largest immigrant group in the
Middle Colony were these groups.
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Germans and Scots-Irish
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Most immigrants coming to America in the 18th
century were from these areas.
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Scotland, Ireland and Africa.