SoilandClayWhat materialdid the tribesfrom theSouthwest useto make theirhomes?Animalskin suchas bisonTribes livingon the GreatPlains madehomes out ofwhat ?PrintingPressAllowed peopleto have accessto books andmaps that gavenew ideas aboutlands far awayThe IroquoisConfedration andother EasternWoodland tribesmade homes outof wood and barkcalled?TeepeesPeople fromthe GreatPlains livedin theseCultureReligion,music, food,dress,language,traditionsAdobesPeople fromtheSouthwesttribes lived inthese homesArtifactHuman madeobjects thatgive cluesabout thepastOranges,Coffeebeans anddiseasesBrought tothe Americasvia theColumbianExchangeLandbridgeA narrow stripof land that wasused by the firstsettlers comingto America fromAsiaSecondarySourceCreated bysomeone whowas not livingat the time ofthe eventNomadsPeople whomove fromplace to placeprimarily forfoodGeographyNative americantribes from differentregions would makehomes out ofdifferent materials.This is an influenceof ?Free!SubsistenceFarmingFarming thatprovidesfood for ownfamily onlyIroquoisConfederacySeneca CayugaOnondagaOneida andMohawk peopemake up whattribe?Compassand astrolobe(measuresposition ofstars)Advancementsin technologythatencouragedEuropeanexplorationHenryHudsonWho firstexplored NewYork and hada river namedafter himGreatBritainWho gainedland in theAmericas as aresult of theFrench IndianWar13ColoniesWhere GreatBritainsettled afterlanding inthe AmericasThe sternrudder andtriangularsailAdvances inship design liketheseencouragedEuropeanexplorationNewEnglandColoniesShorter growingseason, rockysoil,subsisistencefarmingPrimarysourceA diary,journal,photo,newspaper,videoMaize,pumpkinsand vanillabeansBrought toEurope viatheColumbianExchangeTheColumbianExchangeSoilandClayWhat materialdid the tribesfrom theSouthwest useto make theirhomes?Animalskin suchas bisonTribes livingon the GreatPlains madehomes out ofwhat ?PrintingPressAllowed peopleto have accessto books andmaps that gavenew ideas aboutlands far awayThe IroquoisConfedration andother EasternWoodland tribesmade homes outof wood and barkcalled?TeepeesPeople fromthe GreatPlains livedin theseCultureReligion,music, food,dress,language,traditionsAdobesPeople fromtheSouthwesttribes lived inthese homesArtifactHuman madeobjects thatgive cluesabout thepastOranges,Coffeebeans anddiseasesBrought tothe Americasvia theColumbianExchangeLandbridgeA narrow stripof land that wasused by the firstsettlers comingto America fromAsiaSecondarySourceCreated bysomeone whowas not livingat the time ofthe eventNomadsPeople whomove fromplace to placeprimarily forfoodGeographyNative americantribes from differentregions would makehomes out ofdifferent materials.This is an influenceof ?Free!SubsistenceFarmingFarming thatprovidesfood for ownfamily onlyIroquoisConfederacySeneca CayugaOnondagaOneida andMohawk peopemake up whattribe?Compassand astrolobe(measuresposition ofstars)Advancementsin technologythatencouragedEuropeanexplorationHenryHudsonWho firstexplored NewYork and hada river namedafter himGreatBritainWho gainedland in theAmericas as aresult of theFrench IndianWar13ColoniesWhere GreatBritainsettled afterlanding inthe AmericasThe sternrudder andtriangularsailAdvances inship design liketheseencouragedEuropeanexplorationNewEnglandColoniesShorter growingseason, rockysoil,subsisistencefarmingPrimarysourceA diary,journal,photo,newspaper,videoMaize,pumpkinsand vanillabeansBrought toEurope viatheColumbianExchangeTheColumbianExchange

Social Studies Review 1 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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