Early Colonization
European Priorities
Triangular Trade
Tucson, AZ
Wild Card
100

This European Empire funded Christopher Columbus's voyage westward across the Atlantic Ocean.

What is the Spanish Empire?

100

These 3 Spanish goals for colonization are often called the "3 G's"

What are God (spread religion), Glory (grow the Empire), Gold (make money)?

100

This root vegetable is originally from the Americas and wasn't grown in Afro-Eurasia until after the Columbian Exchange. It is used to make Vodka, and was the primary crop grown in Ireland in the 19th century.

What are Potatoes?

100

This European Empire was the first European country to set up settlements in the Tucson area.

What is the Spanish Empire?

100

The signing of this document is celebrated on July 4th in the United States of America

What is The Declaration of Independence?

200

Early Spanish explorers were searching the Americas for this, believing a city made of it called "El Dorado" was somewhere in the Americas.

What is Gold?

200

This economic system was used by European countries to maximize profit by using trade and resource extraction.

What is Mercantilism?

200

This region of the world provided the other two regions in the Triangular Trade system with manufactured goods like guns and cloth.

Where is Europe?

200

Paleoindians, or the ancestors of the Tohono O'odham and Akimel O'odham, have lived in the Tucson are for this many years.

What is 12,000 years?
200

This number is the answer to the math problem:

24 + 76 - 2 + 18 = ?

What is 116?

300

This treaty split the entire world in half between Spain and Portugal in 1494.

What is the Treaty of Tordesillas?

300

These people settled in the Americas with the goal of converting indigenous people to Catholicism.

Who are Missionaries/ Who are Franciscan Missionaries?

300

This cash crop was grown in the Caribbean Sea and in Brazil on plantations. It was extremely profitable and used immense amounts of slave labor.

What is sugar?

300

This is the name of the Tohono village which Tucson is named after.

What is Cuc-Son?

300

Slavery was outlawed in the USA in the 1860's by the 13th amendment in every situation except this one.

What is imprisonment/ What is punishment for a crime?

400

This South American country was colonized by Portugal. It still speaks the Portuguese language today.

Where is Brazil?

400

This group of Christianity split off from the Catholic Church in the 16th century. It became the dominant kind of Christianity in Britain, Germany, and later the United States of America.

What is Protestantism/ Who are Protestants?

400

This system of slavery involved enslaved people being considered property, enslaved people's children automatically being considered slaves, and only African people being enslaved in this way.

What is Chattel Slavery?

400

This building is the oldest European building in the Tucson area and was built in 1692.

What is the Mission San Xavier del Bac?

400

The first constitution of the United States had this name. It lasted from 1781 to 1789.

What is the The Articles of Confederation?

500

This Indigenous group were the first Indigenous people that Christopher Columbus came into contact with. They lived all over the Carribean Sea.

Who are the Taino?

500

This European Country colonized Quebec, Louisiana, and Haiti.

What is France?

500

By 1860, the population of Enslaved people in the United States was this.

What is 4 million / What is 13% of the population?

500

A man named Hugo O'Connor was the Spanish Officer who founded the Presidio San Augustin Del Tucson in 1776. He was born in which country?

Where is Ireland?

500

This is Mr. Rossi's favorite kind of dessert.

What is Tiramisu? 

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