Unit 1: Different Worlds Meet
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Bell Work 9/15
1) Define the vocabulary words listed below:
Nomad
Migration
Maize
Culture
2) Write a sentence using each vocabulary
term correctly.
Unit 1: Different Worlds Meet
Chapter 1: The First Americans
Chapter 2: Exploring the
Americas
Chapter 1: The First Americans
Section 1: Early Peoples
Section 2: Cities and Empires
Section 3: North American Peoples
Chapter 1 Section 1: Early
Peoples
Main Idea
Ice Ages
Beringia
Supporting Details
Periods of time when part of
the earth was covered with large
ice sheets.
Last one ended about 10,000
years ago.
Land bridge between Asia and
North America that was exposed
during the last Ice Age.
Chapter 1 Section 1: Early
Peoples
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Migrations of First groups of people in the
Early Peoples Americas migrated across Beringia
Nomadic
Hunters in search of food
Large animals disappeared
People hunted smaller game, fish,
and ate plants
Emergence of Maize was discovered in present-day
Communities Mexico 9,000 years ago
Farming allowed people to stop
moving from place to place.
Chapter 1 Section 1: Early
Peoples
Mastodon
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Mastodon_color.jpg
Chapter 1 Section 1: Early
Peoples
Woolly Mammoths
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Woolly_mammoth_cropped.jpg
Chapter 1 Section 1: Early
Peoples
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Cultures
Ways of life that include
religion, beliefs, values, and
traditions
Communities allowed people to
develop common customs
Review and Process
1) What is the name of the land bridge the
early Native Americans crossed?
2) Why were the early Native Americans
nomadic?
3) What discovery allowed people to form
communities?
4) What characteristics are a part of culture?
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something you learned today!
Bell Work
1) Define the vocabulary words listed below:
Theocracy
Hieroglyphics
Terrace
2) Write a sentence using each vocabulary
term correctly.
Chapter 1 Section 2: Cities and
Empires
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Early
American
Civilizations
Maya
Prior to European exploration, there were many
American civilizations
The most advanced were the Maya, Aztec, and Inca
Present-day Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and Belize
300-900 AD
Built stone pyramids with religious and government
centers on the tops
Tikal was the largest Mayan city
Theocracy
Believed gods controlled all that happened on earth
astronomers
Hieroglyphics
Chapter 1 Section 2: Cities and
Empires
Chichen Itza- Kukulcan Temple (Maya)
Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/89241789@N00/750441966/
Chapter 1 Section 2: Cities and
Empires
Main Idea
Aztec
Inca
Supporting Details
Present-day Mexico
Tenochtitlan-capital city (Mexico City)
Military empire-conquered neighboring tribes
Forced conquered people to work as slaves
Society organized around religion
Sacrificed prisoners in religious ceremonies
Western highlands of South America(Colombia-Chile)
Cuzco-the capital city
Largest of early American civilizations
Quipus
Quechua-official language
Terracing
Chapter 1 Section 2: Cities and
Empires
Aztec pyramid
Source: http://www.amerika-live.de/Mexiko/Mexiko34.jpg
Section 2: Cities and Empires
Machu Picchu- “Lost Incan City”
Review and Process
1) What present-day countries did the Mayans live in?
2) What is a theocracy?
3) What was the name of the Aztec’s capital city?
4) How did the Aztec build a military empire?
5) Where was the Inca Empire located?
6) How were the Inca able to plant crops on
mountainsides?
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something you learned today!
Bell Work
1) Define the vocabulary words listed below:
Pueblos
Adobe
Federation
2) Write a sentence using each vocabulary
term correctly.
Chapter 1 Section 3: North American
Peoples
Main Idea
Supporting details
Hohokam
Present-day Arizona
300-1300 AD
Built irrigation canals
Left behind pottery, carved stone, and shells
Anasazi
Lived in area known as Four Corners (Utah,
Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico)
Built pueblos
Mound
Builders
Present-day Pennsylvania-Mississippi River
Valley
Built mounds of earth similar to Aztec pyramids
Chapter 1 Section 3: North
American Peoples
Hohokam Pottery
Section 3: North American
Peoples
Anasazi Pueblos
Chapter 1 Section 3: North
American Peoples
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Inuit
(Eskimo)-Arctic regions of North America
Last group to migrate to North America
Built igloos, wear furs and sealskins
Peoples of the
West
Peoples of the
Southwest
Tlinglit, Haida, Chinook, Nez Perce, Yakima, Pomo,
Ute, and Shoshone
Used resources from the forest and sea
Hopi, Acoma, Zuni, Navajo, Apache
Made homes out of adobe bricks
Raised beans, squash, and maize
Chapter 1 Section 3: North
American Peoples
Inuit igloo
Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/alaskabee/410830022/
Chapter 1 Section 3: North
American Peoples
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Peoples of the
Plains
Comanche and Dakota
Nomads
Lived in teepees
Trained horses to hunt and fight
Peoples of the
East
Iroquois consisted of 5 main groups: Onodaga,
Oneida, Seneca, Cayuga, and Mohawk
Formed a federation-Iroquois League
Present-day northeast (New York)
Peoples of the
Southeast
Creek, Cherokee, Chickasaw, and Seminole
Southeast (Georgia, Alabama, and the Carolinas)
Chapter 1 Section 3: North
American Peoples
Teepees on the Plains
Source: http://www.welcomehome.org/rainbow/graphics/nm95/teepees.jpg
Review and Process
1) Which group lived in present-day Arizona
between 300-1300 A.D.?
2) Which group lived in the area known as the
Four Corners?
3) Where did the Mound Builders live?
4) Which group built igloos to protect themselves
from severe weather?
5) Which groups of people built tepees?
6) Which Iroquois groups formed the Iroquois
League?
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you learned today!
Bell Work
1) Define the vocabulary words listed below:
Renaissance
Technology
Astrolabe
Caravel
Mosque
2) Write a sentence using each vocabulary
term correctly.
Chapter 2: Exploring the Americas
Section 1:
Section 2:
Section 3:
Section 4:
A Changing World
Early Explorations
Spain in America
Exploring North America
Chapter 2 Section 1: A Changing
World
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Marco Polo
Italian explorer
Traveled to Asia in 1271
Spent 17 years in Asia
Wrote a book called Travels
Travels influenced other European explorers
(Columbus)
Renaissance
Renewed interest in classical Greek and
Roman learning
Began in Italy in the early 1400’s.
Encouraged pursuit of new ideas and
challenges
Led to exploration and discovery
Chapter 2 Section 1: A Changing
World
Marco Polo
Source: http://www.windoweb.it/guida/cultura/cultura_foto/marco_polo.jpg
Chapter 2 Section 1: A Changing
World
Main Idea
NationStates
Supporting Details
Technology
Better maps, astrolabe, and magnetic compass
Navigation easier for sailors
Caravel- longer ocean voyages
Large groups of people with common customs
organized under a single government
Develop foreign trade and travel
Increase power and wealth (Spain, France,
England, Netherlands)
Chapter 2 Section 1: A Changing
World
Main Idea
Supporting Details
African
Kingdoms
Major West African Kingdoms: Mali, Ghana, and
Songhai Empire
Ghana
Trading empire (400-1100AD)
Gold and salt
Split into several new states
Mali
Capital city-Timbuktu
Developed trade routes to North Africa
Mansa Musa- Mali’s greatest king
Musa had several mosques built in Timbuktu
Chapter 2 Section 1: A Changing
World
Main Idea
Songhai
Empire
Supporting Details
Late 1400’s
West Africa’s largest empire
Askiya Muhammad- Songhai’s
greatest emperor
Legal system and schools
Trade with Europe and Asia
Review and Process
1) Who was Marco Polo?
2) What was the Renaissance?
3) What technologies made ocean travel easier?
4) Which nation-states wanted to increase their
power and wealth?
5) Which African empires traded with European
nation-states?
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you learned today!
Bell Work
1) Define the vocabulary words listed below:
Circumnavigate
Strait
2) Write a sentence using each vocabulary
term correctly.
Chapter 2 Section 2: Early
Explorations
Main Idea
Supporting Details
The Vikings
Explored Iceland and Greenland-800’s and 900’s
Leif Eriksson explored Vinland
Historians think Vinland was North America
Portugal
Leaders of early exploration
New water route to Asia
Sailed along the Gold Coast (West Africa)
Traded for gold, ivory, and slaves in 1400’s
Prince Henry
From Portugal
the
First to sail along west coast of Africa
Navigator
Created center of exploration
Chapter 2 Section 2: Early
Explorations
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Bartholomeu Dias From Portugal
1487-explored Cape of Good Hope
Vasco da Gama
From Portugal
1498- First to sail around Africa to India
Christopher
Columbus
From Italy, sailed for Spain
Sponsored by Queen Isabella
Find new water route to Asia by sailing west
Columbus’ First
Voyage
October 12, 1492 Columbus lands in present-day
Bahamas
Named the land San Salvador and claimed it for Spain
Referred to the native people as Indians
Chapter 2 Section 2: Early
Explorations
Christopher Columbus
Source: http://www.lincolncs.org/56/Studies/images/Christopher%20Columbus.jpg
Chapter 2 Section 2: Early
Explorations
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Three additional voyages in 1493, 1498, and 1502
Columbus’
Later voyages Explored islands of Hispaniola, Cuba, and Jamaica.
Claimed these lands for Spain
Amerigo
Vespucci
Ferdinand
Magellan
1499- Mapped South America’s coast
New continent named America in his honor
1519-1521
Sailed through the Strait of Magellan
1521-Killed in battle in the present-day Philippines
Magellan’s crew- first to circumnavigate the world
Chapter 2 Section 2: Early
Explorations
Ferdinand Magellan
Review and Process
1) Who were the first explorers to reach North
America?
2) Which explorer was the first to reach India?
3) Which explorer believed he could reach Asia by
sailing west?
4) Which explorer was America named after?
5) Which explorer’s crew was the first to
circumnavigate the world?
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you learned today!
Bell Work
1) Define the vocabulary words listed below:
Conquistador
Mission
Presidio
Encomienda
Plantation
2) Write a sentence using each vocabulary
term correctly.
Chapter 2 Section 3: Spain in
America
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Conquistadors Spanish explorers who settled in the Americas
Received land grants from Spanish rulers in exchange
for 20% of any discovered treasure
Conquered Native American empires
Exposed Native Americans to European diseases
Hernan Cortes
Francisco
Pizzaro
Spanish conquistador
1519- landed in present-day Mexico
1521- Conquered Aztec empire
1532-Landed in South America
Captured and executed Inca emperor Atahualpa
Conquered Inca empire
Section 3: Spain in America
Chapter 2 Section 3: Spain in
America
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Juan Ponce 1513- Landed in Florida
Searching for gold and “fountain of youth”
de Leon
Led to the creation of St. Augustine in 1565
Hernando
de Soto
1539-1542 Explored present-day southeastern U.S.
Explored west coast of Florida, the Mississippi
River, and traveled as far as Oklahoma
Francisco
Coronado
Looking for the Seven Cities of Cibola
Explored the southwestern part of the present-day
United States around 1540
Section 3: Spain in America
Hernando de Soto
Review and Process
1) Who were the conquistadors?
2) Which explorer conquered the Aztec empire?
3) Which explorer conquered the Inca empire?
4) Which explorer landed in Florida in 1513?
5) Which person explored he southeastern U.S?
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you learned today!
Bell Work
Complete the following quick write activity
based on what you learned yesterday:
YOU have been given the opportunity to
interview Hernan Cortes. Write three
questions that you would want to ask him
and why you want to know his answers.
Chapter 2 Section 3: Spain in
America
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Guns, cannons, and horses
Spain’s
Success in the Native Americans believed Spaniards were gods
Many Native American assisted the Spanish
New World
Exposed to European diseases
Spanish
Settlements
Pueblos-towns and centers of trade
Missions-religious communities
Presidios-forts built near missions
Chapter 2 Section 3: Spain in
America
Main Idea
Supporting Details
to demand taxes or labor from Native
Encomiendas Right
Americans
Granted to Spanish conquistadors by Spanish rulers
Turned Native Americans into slaves
Plantation
System
Plantations-large estates that raised cash crops
Native Americans were used by the Spanish on
plantations
1500’s- Spanish bring enslaved Africans to
plantations
Chapter 2 Section 3: Spain in
America
Penninsulares- landowners, ran local governments, served
in Catholic Church
Creoles- People born in the Americas to Spanish
parents
Mestizos- People with both Spanish and Native American
parents
Native Americans
Enslaved Africans
Review and Process
1) Name three reasons why Spain was successful
in building a New World empire?
2) What were encomiendas?
3) Describe the plantation system.
4) What were the types of Spanish settlements?
5) What were the social classes in Spanish
society?
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you learned today!
Bell Work
1) Define the vocabulary words listed below:
Mercantilism
Columbian Exchange
Northwest Passage
2) Write a sentence using each vocabulary
term correctly.
Chapter 2 Section 4: Exploring North
America
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Protestant
Reformation
1517-people in Europe protested the policies of
the Catholic Church
Led to religious rivalries in the Americas between
Catholics and Protestants
Mercantilism
Nation’s power is based wealth
Competition among European nations for treasure
and land in New World
Columbian
Exchange
Two-way exchange between Europe and Asia,
Africa, or the Americas
Livestock, crops, plants, and enslaved Africans
Disease carried from Europe to Americas
Chapter 2 Section 4: Exploring
North America
Main idea
Northwest
Passage
Supporting Details
John Cabot
Sailed for England
1497- Landed on coast of present-day
Newfoundland
Claimed for England
Giovanni da
Verrazano
Sailed for France
1524- Explored North American coast from
present-day Newfoundland to the Carolinas
England, France, and Netherlands wanted to trade
with Asia
Searched for direct water route through Americas
to Asia
Chapter 2 Section 4: Exploring
North America
John Cabot- England
Source: http://www.elizabethan-era.org.uk/images/john-cabot.jpg
Chapter 2 Section 4: Exploring
North America
Main Idea
Supporting Details
Jacques
Cartier
Sailed for France,
1534-1536 Explored St. Lawrence River area
1535 Founded Montreal
Henry
Hudson
Sailed for the Netherlands (Dutch)
1609 Explored Hudson River valley
1610 Explored Hudson Bay
Samuel de
Champlain
Sailed for France,
1608 Explored Quebec and Lake Champlain region
Established fur trading posts in Quebec
Chapter 2 Section 4: Exploring
North America
Jacques Cartier- France
Source: http://blog.libero.it/jacquescartier/getmedia
Review and Process
1) What was the Columbian Exchange?
2) What is mercantilism?
3) What were explorers from England,
France, and the Netherlands looking for?
4) What impact did these explorers have on
North America?
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