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| set of words to communicate |
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| spoken storied native americans tought to help younger members learn about their history |
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| home or other building that protects people from the weather |
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| 2 ways of life for native americans |
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| hunting communities and farming communities |
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| lived on great plains and hunted buffalor to use for food, tools, clothes and shelter |
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| native american groups who grew food, corns beans and squash. did not travel. |
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| how native americans got food |
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| hunting animals or growing crops |
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| formed first communities in north america |
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| Natural Resources used by Native Americans |
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| Animals, land, water, crops, wood |
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| native americans that lived in oklahoma |
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| A person who goes to find out about a place |
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| when you say something belongs to you |
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| followed columbus to America |
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| claimed most of south american and the souther part of north america. |
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| Did most along with Mississippi River. Named this ST. Louis. |
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| become largest river port in the nation |
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| settlement in Virginia for 105 settlers from england. |
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| traded with native americans for food. |
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| Started these in Jamestown and brought in African Slaves to work. |
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| why did english settlers come to North America |
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| for riches, religican, or a new way of life. |
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| daughter of chief powhatan who lived near jamestown. |
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| first people to live at Plymouth |
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| Carried pilgrams from england to north ameirca. |
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| why pilgrams moved to north america |
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| agreement to obey by their fair laws. |
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| why did europeans build communities in n america? |
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| settles down to form a community |
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| right to make your own choices |
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| settlement rules by a country that is far away. |
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| money people pay to the government |
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| people dumped tea in the harbor so they wouldn't pay taxes. |
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| fighting between colonists and britian |
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| freedom from another country's control |
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| declaration of independence |
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| says all people hae the right to freedom. |
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| who wrote declaration of independence? |
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| john adams, benjamin franklin, thomas jefferson |
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| year of revolutionary war |
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| who won revolutionary war |
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| set of laws that tells how a government will work |
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| feeling of pride in one's country |
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| American's first President |
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| Who fought for our freedom? |
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| What document did the leaders of the US write to form new coverment |
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| Declaration of Independence |
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| President Jefferson bought Louisiana area from french. |
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| who explored the louisiana purchase land? |
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| land for farming, new jobs |
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| northern states versus southern states |
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| Biggest reason for civil war |
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| land that belongs to coverment |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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| Document written by President Lincoln free'ing slaves |
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| change to something that is already written. |
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| come to live in a country from somewhere else in the world. |
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| How did united states grow and change? |
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| railroad connected east and west coast for more settlement and trade. |
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