Social Sciences
Native Americans
Spanish/Dutch/French/English
13 English Colonies
French and Indian War
100

A source that comes from the time of the event, an eyewitness account (journals, diaries, photo)

Primary Source

100

The first "Native Americans" came from Asia to North America by crossing this

Land Bridge - Beringia

100

Conquistadors, Mexico, Central America, wanted to find gold, treated Natives horribly

Spanish Colonies

100

Rocky soil, cold winters, very hard to farm, lots of fishing, whaling, lumbering, ship-building

New England Colonies

100

What land were they fighting over?

Land in the Ohio River Valley

200

A way of life of a people (dress, eat, music)

Culture

200

The study of people, their environment and their resources

Geography

200

St. Lawrence River, fur trade, friendly with Natives (HURON)

French Colonies

200

Cash crops (wheat, rye), "bread basket," tolerant and diverse (Quakers, immigrants), cities, trade on the rivers (Delaware and Hudson)

Middle Colonies

200

Who fought in the French and Indian War?

French and the Huron Indians against the British, 13 Colonies and the Iroquois

300

Objects made by humans, used by archeologists to study the past

Artifacts

300

Houses for extended family, made of wood - Eastern Woodlands

Longhouse

300

New Netherlands, Hudson River, Manhattan, Peter Stuyvesant, English took control

Dutch Colony

300

Slavery, long growing season, warm climate, plantations (tobacco and rice)

Southern Colonies

300

What was the result of the war?

French lost all North American land, Britain won all land east of the Mississippi River

400

The study of the past using artifacts left by early people

Archeology

400

Ditches to bring water to dry areas - Southwest

Irrigation

400

The first permanent English settlement, tobacco saved this settlement

Jamestown

400

 A system of government in which voters elect representatives to make laws for them (Mayflower Compact, Fundamental Orders of Connecticut, House of Burgesses)

Representative government

400

What did the French and Indian War lead to?

The American Revolution (colonists were upset with the taxes they had to pay, colonists had no say in Parliament - England's government, colonists could not settle on the land they just won from France - Proclamation of 1763)

500

The study of how government works

Political Science

500

Native American cultures developed differently based on these 2 things.

Environment and resources

500

Why were Jamestown and Plymouth different?

Jamestown - wanted to find gold and get rich without working

Plymouth - people escaping religious persecution, wanted to work 

500

An economic theory that a nation's power comes from how much gold and riches it has.  Money for the mother country

Mercantilism

500

What was the Albany Plan of Union?

A plan for the colonies to unite/come together for defense against the French during the war.  Not accepted because colonies did not want to give up their individual power

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