A.   an inhabitant of a colony.

B.   an ongoing process of control by which a central system of power dominates the surrounding land and its components (people, animals, resources, etc.)

C.   a process by which a powerful country establishes colonies in other countries to gain more power, resources, etc.

D.   a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.

A.   the goal of undoing/removing/reversing the presence of colonization in order to regenerate Indigenous knowledge, epistemologies, cultures, and ways of life.

B.   the physical removal of a powerful country's influence/control over colonies.

C.   an ongoing process of control by which a central system of power dominates the surrounding land and its components (people, animals, resources, etc.)

D.   a process of colonies being established in a new country in order to gain economic/political control.

A.   Firsting: The first colony Lasting: Westward expansion

B.   Firsting: The Bering Strait Theory Lasting: The Declaration of Independence

C.   Firsting: The arrival of the British Lasting: The establishment of the U.S.

D.   Firsting: The "founding fathers" of the United States Lasting: The book/film "The Last of the Mohicans"

A.   To understand how history is often determined by power, and to understand why it's important to engage multiple perspectives

B.   To understand how history is shaped and how it is challenged frequently

C.   All of the answers are correct.

D.   To practice applying "historical thinking" as we approach texts

A.   Aztec

B.   Chumash

C.   Kumeyaay

D.   Navajo

A.   When Pilgrims arrived in present-day United States

B.   When Europeans began crossing the Atlantic Ocean

C.   When Spain and England established colonies in the Americas

D.   When Europeans conducted Crusades to conquer North Africa and the Middle East

A.   In the name of religion (carrying the cross), White supremacy (belief in cleanliness of blood)

B.   All of the answers are correct.

C.   Belief in Manifest Destiny, Belief in Doctrine of Discovery

A.   All of the answers are correct.

B.   a government asserting the right to appropriate and de-legitimize long-established autonomous indigenous peoples' governments based on Christendom

C.   a belief or set of beliefs held and taught by a church, political party, or other group

D.   the action or process of discovering or being discovered

A.   Doctrine of Discovery

B.   to start anew; a fresh start

C.   Manifest Destiny

D.   to obtain more land, resources, and labor sources

A.   All of the answers are correct.

B.   Government by agent or proxy

C.   Criteria for claiming land and transfer of land

D.   Coercion and subjugation of whole peoples