U.S. History test 1

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U.S. History test 1

Columbus
an Italian navigator/explorer who sailed for Spain looking for a route to India
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Columbus an Italian navigator/explorer who sailed for Spain looking for a route to India
Division of Labor determined what jobs were performed by whom in a society
Plantation a large farm that usually grew cash crops
tobacco, cotton, rice, sugar cane What were the most common cash crops?
Renaissance a period of rebirth or renewal of interests
Reformation a change in religion in Europe based on a split in the Catholic Church
Nomadic to wander or move from place to place
a land bridge between Asia and North America What is Beringia?
NA, Africans, Europeans Three groups that settled in the New World/Americas?
they followed their food source Why did the NA come to the New World?
enslaved Why did Africans come to the New World?
religion, riches, business Why did Europeans come to the new world?
desert southwest Where did the Hohokam and Anasazi settle?
midwest mississippi river Where did the Adena, Hopewell, Mississippians settle?
Aztecs this native american group settled in Mexico with advanced civilization
Matrilineal tracing your bloodline through your mother's side
trading crossroads What was Timbuktu noted for?
Islam faith practiced by Muslims
Karan the holy book used by Muslims
The Crusades a religious war fought by Christians and Muslims
on your rank with the kings/queens How was hierarchy in Europe based?
Nuclear Family mother, father, and children
Extended Family mother, father, sister, brothers, as well as other relatives
Portugese Who were the first Europeans to interact with Native Americans and Africans?
Plantation System large farms that primarily grew a single cash crop and used slaves as the main source of labor
large Why was slavery so important to the survival of plantations?
Columbian Exchange the exchange of plants, animals, diseases, and technologies between the Americas and the rest of the world following Columbus's voyages
disease and spanish technology What factors contributed to the demise of the Native Americans?
ice age and food What theories explained how and why the first people arrived in the Americas?
by paying for someones voyage you got 50 acres How did the joint stock companies encourage people to go to the new world?
John Smith helped found and govern Jamestown, His leadership and strict discipline helped the Virginia colony get through the difficult first winter
Indentured Servants colonists who received free passage to North America in exchange for working without pay for a certain number of years
agreed to work without for a certain amount of time How did indentured servitude differ from slavery?
Economics What was one reason given for the English use of African slaves?
Royal Colony a colony under direct control of the king
Patrilineal tracing your bloodline through your father's side

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