Cultural History: First Migrations to Americas
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Approximately how many years ago did hunter/gatherer societies emerge?

  • 250 years ago
  • 10000 years ago
  • 6500 years ago
  • 16500 years ago (correct)

What marked the beginning of the clash between hunter/gatherer societies and agricultural societies?

  • The development of modern weapons
  • The meeting of these societies approximately 500 years ago (correct)
  • The introduction of trade
  • The colonization efforts by Europeans

Which society type is noted for developing modern administrative institutions?

  • Hunter/Gatherer societies
  • Nomadic societies
  • Agricultural societies (correct)
  • Industrial societies

How many years ago did industrial societies emerge?

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What is the timeline of the emergence of these societies, starting from hunter/gatherers to industrial?

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What were the primary means of sustenance for most North American societies during the early migrations?

<p>Hunter/gathering practices (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following civilizations in South America is noted for having an agricultural society with a hierarchical structure?

<p>Maya (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant change occurred due to agricultural surpluses?

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How many First Nations groups are recognized today?

<p>Over 600 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

John Cabot claimed which region for England in 1497?

<p>Newfoundland (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When did the earliest recorded contact between the First Nations of Canada and European societies occur?

<p>1000 years ago (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which two groups do not fall under the classification of First Nations?

<p>Inuit and Métis (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What time frame is suggested for the earliest human activity in North America?

<p>12000 - 16500 years ago (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant event occurred during Jacques Cartier's exploration in 1534?

<p>He claimed the region for France. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the relationship between the French and the Iroquois during the time of Samuel de Champlain?

<p>Relations deteriorated over time. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was a primary industry established by Samuel de Champlain in North America?

<p>Fur Trade (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which settlement was established by Samuel de Champlain in 1608?

<p>Kebec (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which two groups allied with each other against the Iroquois?

<p>Huron and Algonquian (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did various European countries interact with the Grand Banks region?

<p>They engaged primarily in fishing. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happened to the resources sought by early explorers like Cartier and Champlain?

<p>They were scarce and difficult to obtain. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the outcome of the second voyage in 1498?

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Flashcards

Culture Clash

The process of different cultures interacting and potentially conflicting with each other.

Hunter-Gatherer Societies

Societies that relied on hunting and gathering for sustenance, existing before the emergence of agriculture.

Agricultural Societies

Groups that developed agriculture and settled in one place, cultivating crops and raising livestock.

Industrial Revolution

A period characterized by industrialization, urbanization, and technological advancements, beginning around the 18th century.

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Clash of Hunter-Gatherer and Agricultural Societies

The point when hunter-gatherer and agricultural societies came into contact, leading to cultural exchange and potential conflict.

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Surplus and Administrative Classes

The theory that the rise of agriculture allowed for the development of specialized administrative classes, as excess food production freed people from subsistence farming.

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First Human Activity in North America

Earliest evidence of human activity in North America dates back to between 12,000 and 16,500 years ago, with diverse cultures emerging.

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Environmental Influence on First Nations Cultures

The development of societies in North America was heavily influenced by environmental factors, leading to a wide variety of cultural adaptations.

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Hunter-Gatherer Societies in North America

Despite some agricultural societies in South America, most Native American societies in North America were hunter-gatherer groups.

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First Nations Groups in Canada

There are over 600 First Nations groups in Canada, with over 50 language-based groups. The Inuit and Metis are distinct groups not included in First Nations.

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First European Contact in Canada

The earliest recorded contact between European societies and Canada's First Nations happened around 1,000 years ago with Viking settlements at L’anse aux Meadows, but this contact was not sustained.

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John Cabot's Claim

John Cabot, sailing for England, claimed Newfoundland in 1497, marking an early European claim in North America.

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European Claims to North America

Early claims to North American land by European powers like England and France laid the foundation for later colonization.

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John Cabot's Second Voyage (1498)

The second voyage of John Cabot in 1498 aimed to establish a colony, but unfortunately, the venture was unsuccessful due to being destroyed at sea.

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European Fishing in the Grand Banks

Following John Cabot's failed colonization attempt, various European nations initiated fishing activities in the Grand Banks region.

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Early Trade in the Grand Banks

Limited trade began between European fishermen and the native inhabitants of the Grand Banks region.

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Jacques Cartier's Exploration and Claims (1534)

Jacques Cartier, a French explorer, claimed the Grand Banks region for France in 1534, establishing contact with the Iroquois people.

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Cartier's Damaged Relations with the Iroquois

During his third voyage, Jacques Cartier's relations with the Iroquois deteriorated significantly, leading to irreconcilable conflict.

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Samuel de Champlain's Expeditions and Settlements

Samuel de Champlain, a renowned French explorer, made numerous voyages between France and the newly named "New France", establishing the first permanent French settlement in North America.

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Champlain's Settlements and Alliances

Port Royal was established in 1604, followed by the establishment of "Kebec" (Quebec City) in 1608. Champlain allied with the Huron and Algonquian tribes against the Iroquois.

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Iroquois Allies and Future Conflicts

The Iroquois, in turn, allied with the British and Dutch, setting the stage for future conflicts with France.

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Study Notes

Culture Clash

  • Hunter-gatherer societies emerged ~16,500 years ago, agricultural societies ~6,500 years ago, and industrial societies ~250 years ago.
  • The meeting of hunter-gatherer and agricultural societies occurred roughly 500 years ago, involving indigenous societies of North/South America and indigenous societies of Europe.
  • Early agricultural societies developed formal governance structures due to agricultural surpluses, which allowed for administrative classes to develop.

First Migrations to Americas

  • Earliest archaeological evidence shows human activity in North America between 12,000 and 16,500 years ago.
  • Diverse cultures emerged, heavily influenced by environmental factors.
  • Some South American societies (Aztec, Mayan, Inca) were agricultural with hierarchical structures.
  • Most North American societies were hunter-gatherer based.
  • Over 600 First Nations groups exist today, with over 50 based on shared languages. Inuit and Metis are distinct groups.
  • Contact between First Nations of Canada and European societies is recorded as early as 1000 years ago; the Viking settlement at L'anse aux Meadows.

French and English Lay Claims

  • John Cabot claimed Newfoundland for England in 1497.
  • Subsequent voyages were intended for colonization but failed to establish permanent settlements.
  • From 1497, various European countries engaged in fishing and rudimentary trade off the Grand Banks.
  • Jacques Cartier claimed the region for France in 1534.
  • Relations with the Iroquois were complicated, and eventually irreparably damaged.
  • Samuel de Champlain established the first permanent French settlement at Port Royal (1604) and Quebec (1608).
  • Champlain allied with Huron and Algonquian tribes against the Iroquois.
  • Fur trade became a vital industry in the New France region.
  • The French relied on native allies for success in the fur trade due to lack of dominance and necessary resources.

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