traders who bought goods from producers and then sold them to other traders or consumers.

water route to Asia through North American continent

narrow strip of land connecting the two larger areas

one who is sent out on a religious mission

Francisco de Vasquez Coranado

Spanish explorer who was looking for the Seven Cities of Cibola and who traveled into Oklahoma

mythological city of gold which Coronado was seeking. Quivira was allegedly in Oklahoma/

a friar who traveled with the Coronado expedition and who stayed with the Wichita Indians to try and establish a mission among the Indians, He was held captive for a year then had to march from central Oklahoma to the Gulf Coast.

Spanish explorer who hoped to find wealth and gold. His expedition spent the winter of 1542 in Arkansas.

Spanish explorer who came to Oklahoma in 1601 in search of Quivira.

came to the New World looking for fur and trade; they were looking for the Northwest Passage through North America.

group of people who settle in another land but who are still under the rule of their native land.

traveled by canoe down the Mississippi River to a Quapaw village at the mouth of the Arkansas River,

French explorer that hoped to establish a string of trading posts down the Mississippi River.

land drained by the MIssissippi River claimed by La Salle for France.

French explorer who established a trading post along the Red River in 1719. He explored much of eastern Oklahoma.

welcomed a trading partnership with the French. They wanted guns and ammunition to defend their villages and the French wanted fur and buffalo hides.

began establishing colonies along the Atlantic Coast as it felt the country that controlled North America would be more powerful.

French fur traders and trappers who settled in Oklahoma and took Native American wives.

all activities in the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.

Native Americans had no immunity to diseases that the Europeans brought to North America such as smallpox and millions died.

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Chapter 4

European Quest for New Land

Term	Definition
middlemen	traders who bought goods from producers and then sold them to other traders or consumers.
cartographer	mapmaker
Northwest Passage	water route to Asia through North American continent
isthmus	narrow strip of land connecting the two larger areas
conquistador	Spanish conqueror
skirmishes	minor, short term fightsy o
missionary	one who is sent out on a religious mission
Francisco de Vasquez Coranado	Spanish explorer who was looking for the Seven Cities of Cibola and who traveled into Oklahoma
Quivira	mythological city of gold which Coronado was seeking. Quivira was allegedly in Oklahoma/
Juan de Padilla	a friar who traveled with the Coronado expedition and who stayed with the Wichita Indians to try and establish a mission among the Indians, He was held captive for a year then had to march from central Oklahoma to the Gulf Coast.
Hernando de Soto	Spanish explorer who hoped to find wealth and gold. His expedition spent the winter of 1542 in Arkansas.
Juan de Onate	Spanish explorer who came to Oklahoma in 1601 in search of Quivira.
French explorers	came to the New World looking for fur and trade; they were looking for the Northwest Passage through North America.
colony	group of people who settle in another land but who are still under the rule of their native land.
Jacques Marquette	traveled by canoe down the Mississippi River to a Quapaw village at the mouth of the Arkansas River,
La Salle	French explorer that hoped to establish a string of trading posts down the Mississippi River.
Louisiana	land drained by the MIssissippi River claimed by La Salle for France.
La Harpe	French explorer who established a trading post along the Red River in 1719. He explored much of eastern Oklahoma.
Wichita Indians	welcomed a trading partnership with the French. They wanted guns and ammunition to defend their villages and the French wanted fur and buffalo hides.
England	began establishing colonies along the Atlantic Coast as it felt the country that controlled North America would be more powerful.
coureur de bois	French fur traders and trappers who settled in Oklahoma and took Native American wives.
economy	all activities in the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.
calumet	long ceremonial pipe
diseases	Native Americans had no immunity to diseases that the Europeans brought to North America such as smallpox and millions died.

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