C1: Native Life Styles

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Before the Ice Age, lower sea levels allowed settlers to __________.

migrate South; global warming later occurred and the land bridge broke between Eurasia and the Americas

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The Natives were seen as __________.

sophisticated and diverse; Ex: irrigation, languages, complex road systems, religions, etc.

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After the decline of the Mayans (Central America), the __________ formed a power empire in Mexico.

the Aztecs; their capital is Tenochtitlan and they had a strong military able to fight Spain

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West Natives (North America)

Arizona area, utilized irrigation and canals due to dry weather, supported long distance trade, known as 'Pueblos'

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Great Plain Natives (North America)

nomadic (semi-permanent settlements), dry and flat region, hunted bison due to their many uses

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Northeast Natives (North America)

Iroquois Confederation, 3 sister farming, fishing due to coast proximity, Ex: Cherokees

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Mississippi Valley Natives (North America)

known for their giant mounds in which they used for religious purposes, had an extensive trade network

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Iroquois Confederation

also known as the "Great League of Peace", 5 independent tribes come together to fight against Europeans

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What is the significance of the Iroquois Confederation?

Native tribes don't normally work together and it highlights the Natives fighting against European domination

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3 sister farming

A farming technique used by Natives to support a dense population; grew beans, squash, and corn (maize)

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What was the religion of Native Americans like?

leaders had more spiritual connection, adapted a form of Shamanism, Ex: spiritual dances

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What is the difference between Europeans' and Natives' relationship to land and property?

Europeans saw property as wealth, while the Natives saw land as not a source of wealth and not owned

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While Europeans used trade for profit, Native Americans __________.

traded for survival and not as a form of profit; they also participated in gift giving

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Natives were matrilineal (mom's side), while the Europeans __________.

come from father's side (partolineal); European women had less rights than Native women, Ex: no divorce

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What are the differences in Europe's and the Native's ideas of freedom?

Europe freedom was accepting your place in the hierarchy, while Natives relied on community connectedness

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Europeans saw Natives as __________.

barbarians and savages; they didn’t follow the same social structure as the Europeans and were considered inferior