Unit One Vocabulary Review

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This review covers the important vocabulary words from Unit One: Native Americans and Age of Exploration

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Matching Pairs Unit One Vocabulary ReviewOnline version This review covers the important vocabulary words from Unit One: Native Americans and Age of Exploration by Rachel Bauer 1 8 Culture Regions 2 Environment 3 The Age of Exploration 4 Nomads 5 Reasons why the Age of Exploration happened, or continued on. 6 A piece of land conquered and ruled by another country. The purpose of this land is to make the Mother Country wealthy and powerful. 7 A major European country that used Mercantilism and colonization to become powerful and wealthy. Examples are Spain, England, France and the Netherlands. 8 The Columbian Exchange 9 Beringia 10 Culture 11 Mercantilism Land bridge where it is believed that some of the first people to live in America crossed over from Asia. What had the greatest impact in shaping Native American cultures Mother Country Areas of North America in which various tribes who share characteristics and environments would live. A time when European countries sponsored voyages to distant parts of the world in order to obtain goods, claim land, or find gold. Search for goods, spread religion, gain recognition throughout the world, find gold, and because new technology had been invented. An economic system in which Mother Countries acquire wealth and power by gaining materials from their colonies at cheap prices. The centuries-long swap of ideas, plants, animals and goods between the Old and New Worlds after Columbus' voyage. Colony The way of life of a group of people, including their religion, language, customs, clothing, shelter, food, etc. People who hunted and gathered their food. They were always moving around, for example, hunting mammoth or buffalo.

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Unit One Vocabulary ReviewOnline version

This review covers the important vocabulary words from Unit One: Native Americans and Age of Exploration

by Rachel Bauer

8 Culture Regions

Environment

The Age of Exploration

Nomads

Reasons why the Age of Exploration happened, or continued on.

A piece of land conquered and ruled by another country. The purpose of this land is to make the Mother Country wealthy and powerful.

A major European country that used Mercantilism and colonization to become powerful and wealthy. Examples are Spain, England, France and the Netherlands.

The Columbian Exchange

Beringia

Culture

Mercantilism

Land bridge where it is believed that some of the first people to live in America crossed over from Asia.

What had the greatest impact in shaping Native American cultures

Mother Country

Areas of North America in which various tribes who share characteristics and environments would live.

A time when European countries sponsored voyages to distant parts of the world in order to obtain goods, claim land, or find gold.

Search for goods, spread religion, gain recognition throughout the world, find gold, and because new technology had been invented.

An economic system in which Mother Countries acquire wealth and power by gaining materials from their colonies at cheap prices.

The centuries-long swap of ideas, plants, animals and goods between the Old and New Worlds after Columbus' voyage.

Colony

The way of life of a group of people, including their religion, language, customs, clothing, shelter, food, etc.

People who hunted and gathered their food. They were always moving around, for example, hunting mammoth or buffalo.

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Unit One Vocabulary ReviewOnline version

by Rachel Bauer

8 Culture Regions

Environment

The Age of Exploration

Nomads

Reasons why the Age of Exploration happened, or continued on.

A piece of land conquered and ruled by another country. The purpose of this land is to make the Mother Country wealthy and powerful.

A major European country that used Mercantilism and colonization to become powerful and wealthy. Examples are Spain, England, France and the Netherlands.

The Columbian Exchange

Beringia

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Mercantilism

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