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Exploring Geography: Understanding Land, People, and Resources

Dive into the study of geography, the exploration of people, land, and resources in various areas. Learn about primary and secondary sources, Native American origins, early settlers, and colonization impacts. Discover key terms, like climate, culture, and the Columbian Exchange.

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Exploring Geography: Understanding Land, People, and Resources

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  1. What do we call the study of the people, land and resources of an area?

  2. geography

  3. What do we call a first hand account?

  4. Primary source

  5. Where did the first Native Americans come from?

  6. Siberia in Asia across a land bridge

  7. What do we call a second hand account?

  8. Secondary source

  9. Is the following a primary or secondary source –encyclopedia

  10. secondary

  11. Is the following a primary or secondary source –journal

  12. primary

  13. Is the following a primary or secondary source –letter

  14. primary

  15. Is the following a primary or secondary source –video tape

  16. primary

  17. Is the following a primary or secondary source –text book

  18. secondary

  19. Is the following a primary or secondary source –biography

  20. secondary

  21. Is the following a primary or secondary source –autobiography

  22. primary

  23. What type of source is the most reliable?

  24. primary

  25. What do we call the average weather over a period of time?

  26. Climate

  27. What do we call the total way of life of a group of people?

  28. culture

  29. What did the Iroquois call themselves?

  30. Haudenosaunee

  31. What did the Iroquois live in?

  32. Longhouses – this is an adaptation to their woodland environment in New York State

  33. Who were the founders of the Iroquois Confederacy?

  34. Deganawida, Hiawatha

  35. What were the 3 reasons for Spanish colonization of the Americas?

  36. God, Gold and Glory (3 G’s) – remember I might word these differently

  37. What do we call the transfer of goods and ideas between the new and old world?

  38. Columbian Exchange

  39. What were the two main jobs for the French settlers?

  40. Trapping and trading

  41. What was the main occupation of the people of New Netherlands?

  42. Fur trading

  43. How did Spanish settlement affect the Native Americans?

  44. Death, slavery, Native Americans lost land

  45. What European country controlled much of Central America and Mexico?

  46. Spain

  47. What European country controlled originally controlled New York State?

  48. The Netherlands (also known as Holland or the Dutch)

  49. What do we call a passageway through or around North America?

  50. Northwest Passage

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