topics 2.1-2.4 vocab quiz Flashcards
domed house made from blocks of snow by American Indians who lived in the Arctic
igloo
feasting and gift giving ceremony in northwestern American Indian culture
potlatch
portable, cone shaped home made by American Indians who lived on the Plains
teepee
a home made by Northeastern American Indians formed by bending the trunks of young trees and tying them together to make round frame covered with bark or reed mats
wigwam
a rectangular type of home built by northeastern American Indians made from wood and bark or mats made of reeds
longhouse
a person related to previous generations of ancestors
descendant
something built of constructed
structure
an object made by a human being such as a tool or weapon
artifact
a long period of extremely dry weather
drought
Iroquois clan leader
hoyaneh
a group of people chosen to manage the affairs of a community
council
an association formed to work together on shared goals such as military goals
alliance
trade route believed to exist connecting Europe and Asia by sea through the Arctic Archipelago and around the northern coast of North America: European explorers first began searching for it in the 1490’s
Northwest passage
political alliance of 5 Iroquois groups, known as the 5 nations, in the late 1500s
Iroquois league
English Protestant who rejected the church of England
Pilgrim
colonial trade routes among Europe and its colonies the west indies and africa which goods were exchanged for enslaved Americans
triangular trade
a leg of the triangular trade route on which enslaved africans were transported from Africa to the Americas
middle passage
revolt especially of soldiers or sailors against their officers
mutiny
1775 law passed by Great Britain that allowed religious freedom and kept existing French laws in Canada
Quebec Act
territory of the British Empire with internal self rule
dominion
the most sever economic decline in U. S. history that began in 1929 and lasted through the 1930’s
Great Depression
the efforts of African Americans town equal rights during the 1950’s and 1960’s
civil rights movement