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The two factors that influenced every Native American tribe and culture no matter what region they settled were? Climate and Geography
Economy refers to the way a group or civilization does what? The system by which a group makes shares or uses goods.
What is Relative Location? A location that is measured by landmarks. Know Relative and Absolute Locations and be able to describe each.
What is a nomad? A person or tribe who moves from place to place in search of food.
The Native Americans in the Great Plains region relied on what to survive? Buffalo/Bison
What is a secondary source? A source written or created by a person who did NOT witness an event.
Leif Erickson was from Scandinavia and part of the ______ culture. Leif Erickson was a Viking and the first European to explore North America in 800-1001
What is a caravel? A small triangular sailed ship which allowed Europeans to travel farther in the ocean.
The Equator is the measurement of latitude. yes
Christopher Columbus was from the country of ________? Christopher Columbus was from the country of Spain.
Bonus- What is an astrolabe and what does it measure? An astrolabe is a tool from North Africa that measures the height of the sun or stars above the horizon. It told sailors how far North or South of the equator they had sailed.
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