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The European settelers who arrived in the "New World" came from many different countries. Instead of living in countries, MOST Native Americans lived in.....
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In tribes made up of many families.
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Which group of Native Americns folloewed the buffalo?
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Plains
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Beginning in the late 1400s European explorers began to arrive in the "New World." They would come into contact with Native Americans. What best describes the Native Americans?
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The tribes were very different in the ways in which they lived.
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The best way of of living of Eastern Woodlands Native Americans depended on the resources in the area. What activity BEST describes their way of living?
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They would hunt, fish, grow corn and other vegetables.
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In which region og the United states would you find the Grand Canyon, Death Valley, and the Mojave Desert?
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The Southwest
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In which region of the United States would you find the Grand Canyons?
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The Southwest
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The Great Lakes region seperates the United States from Canada. If you live in Georgia and want to travel to the Great Lakes region, which direction would you travel?
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North
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In 1621, the Pilgrams had a celebration to give thanks for the good harvest. This celebration was the first Thanksgiving. Why did the Pilgrams invite the Wampanoags to this feast?
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They wanted to thank the Wampanoags for all of their help.
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The Europeans who exploed North and South America met Native Americans. What BEST explains what what happend as as a result?
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Many Native Americans died due to war and disease.
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Following the first voyage of Columbus, Spaniard sailed to North and South America to establish colonies. What is the most important reason why?
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The Spaniards were searching for gold and silver.
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How did the Native Americans help the early American colonists?
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The Native Americans taught the colonists to hunt and fish for food.
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