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Name the Holiday
Famous People
100

Cultivation of this plant spread throughout the Americas and was a staple food product in Native American diets

Maize

100

This concept is the trade of different foods, animals, tools, and diseases between the New and Old Worlds

Columbian Exchange

100

The cruelty of Spain was the origin of this.

The Black Legend

100

On this day, everything is pink and heart shaped.

St. Valentine's Day

100

This Italian navigator is hotly debated for his contributions to history.  He has his own holiday in October.

Columbus

200

This empire was known for its wide-spread, interconnecting roads as well as the cultivation of the potato and llamas.

Inca

200

This disease ran rampant throughout the Americas.  Fortunately, it has been eradicated and only exists in high security labs...we hope.

Small Pox

200

This group of people managed to avoid relying heavily on native labor due to not settling in the midst of Native American empires.

English

200

Everyone feels Irish on this day, what with all the green shamrock and leprechaun imagery.

St. Patrick's Day

200

This royal couple helped to finance Columbus' voyage.

King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain

300

One theory suggest the ancestors of Native Americans came over to the New World by crossing this land mass tens of thousands of years ago.

Land bridge; Bering Strait

300

This second leg of the Transatlantic Slave Trade-or the Triangular Trade-brought African slaves to the Americas.

Middle Passage

300

Some natives allied with the Spanish to overthrow this empire.

Aztecs

300

This day has the tradition of "gobbling" down food and watching football.

Thanksgiving

300

This other Italian navigator and map maker is the reason we call the Americas...well, the Americas.

Amerigo Vespucci

400

This European concept viewed liberty as a moral or spiritual condition in which people abandoned sin and embraced Christ.

Christian Liberty

400

This system gave land to Spanish colonists while requiring local natives to work for them.

Encomienda system

400

This group saw the natives as possible trade partners and converts to Catholicism

French

400

This bizarre holiday celebrates work by...not working.

Labor Day

400

This Catholic thinker promoted the mistreatment of Native Americans as he believed they were godless and inferior to Christian Europeans

Sepulveda

500

For Europeans, freedom came from knowing one's this and completing the duties related to it.

Social standing; social rank

500

According to the Spanish Caste system, this group was at the top due to the location of birth and parentage.

Peninsulares

500

The English did not intermingle with the natives much because they brought over this social unit.

Family

500

Some people mistake this holiday for Christmas, but this Festival of Lights is about oil lamps and fighting Greeks, not Santa Claus.

Hanukkah

500

This Catholic priest argued in defense of the Native Americans and asked that they be peacefully converted and educated.

Bartolome de las Casas

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