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1 Chapter 1 Review

2 Who were the first “immigrants” to Americas?
Nomadic Asian hunters and gatherers

3 How did the “discoverers” of America first get here?
Land Bridge during the Ice Age

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5 Connect the correct terms
Inca Aztec Cahokia Iroquois Pueblo

6 What is this? Three-sisters farming

7 What is being depicted here?
The Crusades Christian Crusaders vs. Muslim Moors

8 Who is depicted here traveling to the orient?
Marco Polo

9 What is it? Who did what? Red Purple Green Blue

10 Who said this?

11 Give 2 examples of the Spanish from the picture

12 Old World------------------------New World
Small pox Corn Potatoes Coffee Tobacco Horse Syphilis Wheat Sugar Rice

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14 What is this? Year?

15 What is being depicted here?

16 Who is being depicted here?

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