1. Early Indiana Vocabulary

2. To move from one place to another

3. Migrate

4. People who hunt animals and collect fruits, nuts, and other foods to eat

5. Hunter-gatherer

6. The study of people who lived long ago

7. Archaeology

8. Remains of objects made or used by people who lived in the past

9. Artifact

10. To buy, exchange, or sell goods

11. Trade

12. A hill or ridge of earth, stone, or other material (many Indian tribes buried their dead to form these)

13. Mound

14. A group of people who have highly developed trade, agriculture, art, government and science

15. Civilization

16. The way people worship

17. Religion

18. A person who studies the past

19. Historian

20. An agreement between two or more groups to work together in doing something

21. Alliance

22. Canoes that were made by hollowing out logs

23. Dugout

24. A team sport played with a ball and sticks with netted hooks used for catching and throwing the ball

25. Lacrosse

26. To travel to unfamiliar places in order to learn about them

27. Explore

28. A country or region that is ruled by another country

29. Colony

30. The movement of foods, animals and diseases between the Eastern and Western hemispheres

31. Columbian Exchange

32. A hunter and French trapper

33. Voyageur

34. A person who trapped animals for the fur trade without a license

35. Coureurs de bois

36. A person who teaches others about his or her religion

37. Missionary

38. Agreement between France and Britain which ended the French and Indian War

39. Treaty of Paris of 1763

40. Native American armed fight in 1763 against British western expansion

41. Pontiac’s Rebellion

42. British announcement that gave all land east of the Appalachian Mountains to the colonists and set lands west of the mountains aside for Native Americans

43. Proclamation of 1763

44. The act of NOT being loyal to one’s country

45. Treason

46. Money that people must pay to their government

47. Tax

48. The land at the edge of a settled area

49. Frontier

50. A plan of government

51. Constitution

52. An addition or change to the Constitution

53. Amendment

54. The first ten amendments to the United States Constitution

55. Bill of Rights