Soil and Clay What material did the tribes from the Southwest use to make their homes? Animal skin such as bison Tribes living on the Great Plains made homes out of what ? Printing Press Allowed people to have access to books and maps that gave new ideas about lands far away The Iroquois Confedration and other Eastern Woodland tribes made homes out of wood and bark called? Teepees People from the Great Plains lived in these Culture Religion, music, food, dress, language, traditions Adobes People from the Southwest tribes lived in these homes Artifact Human made objects that give clues about the past Oranges, Coffee beans and diseases Brought to the Americas via the Columbian Exchange Land bridge A narrow strip of land that was used by the first settlers coming to America from Asia Secondary Source Created by someone who was not living at the time of the event Nomads People who move from place to place primarily for food Geography Native american tribes from different regions would make homes out of different materials. This is an influence of ? Free! Subsistence Farming Farming that provides food for own family only Iroquois Confederacy Seneca Cayuga Onondaga Oneida and Mohawk peope make up what tribe? Compass and astrolobe (measures position of stars) Advancements in technology that encouraged European exploration Henry Hudson Who first explored New York and had a river named after him Great Britain Who gained land in the Americas as a result of the French Indian War 13 Colonies Where Great Britain settled after landing in the Americas The stern rudder and triangular sail Advances in ship design like these encouraged European exploration New England Colonies Shorter growing season, rocky soil, subsisistence farming Primary source A diary, journal, photo, newspaper, video Maize, pumpkins and vanilla beans Brought to Europe via the Columbian Exchange The Columbian Exchange Soil and Clay What material did the tribes from the Southwest use to make their homes? Animal skin such as bison Tribes living on the Great Plains made homes out of what ? Printing Press Allowed people to have access to books and maps that gave new ideas about lands far away The Iroquois Confedration and other Eastern Woodland tribes made homes out of wood and bark called? Teepees People from the Great Plains lived in these Culture Religion, music, food, dress, language, traditions Adobes People from the Southwest tribes lived in these homes Artifact Human made objects that give clues about the past Oranges, Coffee beans and diseases Brought to the Americas via the Columbian Exchange Land bridge A narrow strip of land that was used by the first settlers coming to America from Asia Secondary Source Created by someone who was not living at the time of the event Nomads People who move from place to place primarily for food Geography Native american tribes from different regions would make homes out of different materials. This is an influence of ? Free! Subsistence Farming Farming that provides food for own family only Iroquois Confederacy Seneca Cayuga Onondaga Oneida and Mohawk peope make up what tribe? Compass and astrolobe (measures position of stars) Advancements in technology that encouraged European exploration Henry Hudson Who first explored New York and had a river named after him Great Britain Who gained land in the Americas as a result of the French Indian War 13 Colonies Where Great Britain settled after landing in the Americas The stern rudder and triangular sail Advances in ship design like these encouraged European exploration New England Colonies Shorter growing season, rocky soil, subsisistence farming Primary source A diary, journal, photo, newspaper, video Maize, pumpkins and vanilla beans Brought to Europe via the Columbian Exchange The Columbian Exchange
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What material did the tribes from the Southwest use to make their homes?
Soil and Clay
Tribes living on the Great Plains made homes out of what ?
Animal skin such as bison
Allowed people to have access to books and maps that gave new ideas about lands far away
Printing Press
The Iroquois Confedration and other Eastern Woodland tribes made homes out of wood and bark called?
People from the Great Plains lived in these
Teepees
Religion, music, food, dress, language, traditions
Culture
People from the Southwest tribes lived in these homes
Adobes
Human made objects that give clues about the past
Artifact
Brought to the Americas via the Columbian Exchange
Oranges, Coffee beans and diseases
A narrow strip of land that was used by the first settlers coming to America from Asia
Land bridge
Created by someone who was not living at the time of the event
Secondary Source
People who move from place to place primarily for food
Nomads
Native american tribes from different regions would make homes out of different materials. This is an influence of ?
Geography
Free!
Farming that provides food for own family only
Subsistence Farming
Seneca Cayuga Onondaga Oneida and Mohawk peope make up what tribe?
Iroquois Confederacy
Advancements in technology that encouraged European exploration
Compass and astrolobe (measures position of stars)
Who first explored New York and had a river named after him
Henry Hudson
Who gained land in the Americas as a result of the French Indian War
Great Britain
Where Great Britain settled after landing in the Americas
13 Colonies
Advances in ship design like these encouraged European exploration
The stern rudder and triangular sail
Shorter growing season, rocky soil, subsisistence farming
New England Colonies
A diary, journal, photo, newspaper, video
Primary source
Brought to Europe via the Columbian Exchange
Maize, pumpkins and vanilla beans
The Columbian Exchange