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APUSH PERIOD 1: BOOK

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What was the Bering Sea Land Bridge? land bridge, exposed during Ice Age when sea levels dropped, that connected North America to Europe and Asia, allowing people to enter the continent
When was the Bering Sea Land Bridge covered up? when the Ice Age ended (
What were the different cultures in Peru, Central America, and Mexico? Peru: Incas Central America: Mayans Mexico: Aztecs
What did corn planting do once it reached North America (Native American tribes) turn nomadic hunting groups into sedentary agricultural villages (slowly)
What is three sister farming growing corn with beans growing on the cornstalk and squash in the soil
What was the Iroquois Confederacy? military alliance between Cayugas, Mohawks, Oneidas, Onodagas, and Seneca to threaten neighbor tribes (lasted for over a century)
What is matrilineal culture? women have more important authority and power and possessions are passed down the female side of the family
What did Native Americans believe in? animism (belief that objects, places, and creatures all possess a distinct spiritual essence/views all things as animated and alive)
Who came upon America before the Europeans? Scandinavians/Vikings (thought they were in Northern Canada, used it for trade and never came back)
Where did Columbus think he was when he landed in the Bahamas? India (called Native Americans Indians due to this)
What foods were exchanged to the Old New from the New World? squash, tomatoes, corn,beans, potatoes, pumpkin, tabacco
What was exchanged to the New World from the Old World? diseases, horses, pigs, sheep, cattle, wheat, rice, peaches, coffee, onion, olive, and sugar cane
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