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8SS Daily Questions

September 27 - October 7

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Who was the first European to set foot in North Carolina? Giovanni da Verrazano
What year did Giovanni da Verrazano set foot in North Carolina? 1524
What Italian explorer landed in the Caribbean in 1492? Christopher Columbus
What was number one of three reasons European explorers sailed to Africa and the Americas? Curiosity about what's out there
What was number two of three reasons European explorers sailed to Africa and the Americas? Add land to their empire and acquire its resources
What was number three of three reasons European explorers sailed to Africa and the Americas? Convert native people to Christianity
What are the 5 Indian tribes indigenous to North Carolina? Cherokee, Catawba, Algonquian, Tuscarora and Siouan
What region were the Cherokee Indians from? Mountain
What region were the Catawba Indians from? Piedmont
What region were the Algonquian Indians from? Coastal
What region were the Tuscarora Indians from? Coastal
What region were the Siouan Indians from? Piedmont
What are artifacts? an object from the past that can be man-made (or not) that shows how people lived
What are oral traditions? stories or legends that have been passed down for generations
What did Native American stories and legends explain? the history or nature and taught children lessons
What is bias? an unfair preference or dislike of something
Why were the Europeans biased against the Native Americans? they thought they were more intelligent or better because their technology was more advanced
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