Across
- 2. the Northwest _________ an imagined river-route through N. America does not actually exist.
- 4. Roman Catholic ________ often accompanied Spanish Expeditions and kept detailed journals.
- 6. Taking over ______ was often a motivation for European explorers/colonizers
- 8. Captain James ______ was a well-known British (English Explorer) who sailed to the PNW.
- 11. Another European motivation for exploration was __________ with Indigenous tribes for resources, food, and crafts.
- 12. an enslaved man who contributed in many ways to the Corps of Discovery
- 13. the academic term for an unreasoned or unfair judgment, often showing only one point of view or perspective
- 14. A __________ is a country that sends settlers to a place, takes over land, and establishes political control over it.
- 15. Francis Drake, from England, was more of a ______than an explorer
Down
- 1. Bartolome _________, from Spain; sought lands with gold and silver
- 3. _______ and Britain (England) were the major European powers that wanted access to the PNW
- 5. The __________ of Discovery stated that Christians had dominion (or a right) to all non-Christian lands.
- 7. The ________ Controversy is an example of the Doctrine of Discovery being followed.
- 9. Which tribe has an oral history account of a first encounter with a European ship in which references to nature are often made
- 10. a term that was often misused when in reality colonizing was occuring