H. Map Mastery Map Discrimination the maps and charts in Chapter 1, answer the following questions. . The American Declaration of Independence occurred exactly 169 years between what other Chronological Chart: two major events in American history? . When the first migrants crossed the Bering Land Bridge from Siberia to North The First Discoverers of America: America, approximately how many miles did they have to walk before they were south of the large ice caps to either side of the only open route? . 200 miles . 500 miles . 2000 miles . 3000 miles . North American Indian Peoples at the Time of First Contact with Europeans: List five Indian tribes that lived in each of the following regions of : . Southwest . . Northeast . Southeast . In the early European trading routes with Asia and the , what one common destination Trade Routes with the East: could be reached by the , the Southern route, and da Gama’s ocean route? . . . . . Of the principal Spanish explorers—, Balboa, de León, Principal Early Spanish Explorations and Conquests: Cortés, Pizarro, , and four visited the territory or territorial waters of the land that eventually became never —which part of the ?
H. Map Mastery Map Discrimination the maps and charts in Chapter 1, answer the following questions. . Chronological Chart: The American Declaration of Independence occurred exactly 169 years between what other two major events in American history? . The First Discoverers of America: When the first migrants crossed the Bering Land Bridge from Siberia to North America, approximately how many miles did they have to walk before they were south of the large ice caps to either side of the only open route? . 200 miles . 500 miles . 2000 miles . 3000 miles . North American Indian Peoples at the Time of First Contact with Europeans: List five Indian tribes that lived in each of the following regions of : . Southwest . . Northeast . Southeast . Trade Routes with the East: In the early European trading routes with Asia and the , what one common destination could be reached by the , the Southern route, and da Gama’s ocean route? . . . . . Principal Early Spanish Explorations and Conquests: Of the principal Spanish explorers—, Balboa, de León, Cortés, Pizarro, , and —which four never visited the territory or territorial waters of the land that eventually became part of the ?