Native American societies
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100

What crop, introduced by Native Americans, became essential to European diets?  

corn (maize)

100

This route facilitated the exchange of slaves, raw materials, disease, ideas and manufactured goods between three continents. What is the name of this?  

Triangular trade (Columbian Exchange)

100

What cash crop became vital to the success of Jamestown?

Tobacco

100

What was the dominant religious group in Massachusetts Bay Colony?

Puritans

100

"The atrocities committed by the Spaniards against the indigenous peoples… are beyond description.”

Bartolomeo de las casas

200

Name the Native American civilization in present-day Mexico known for their capital, Tenochtitlan.  

Aztecs

200

Which disease brought over from Europeans wiped out close to 90% of the Natives during the 16th century?

Smallpox

200

Which religious group founded Pennsylvania? Give the term used to describe their way of life:

Quakers, egalitarianism

200

This colony was founded as a safe haven for Catholics

Maryland
200

We shall be as a city upon a hill, the eyes of all people are upon us; so that if we shall deal falsely with our God in this work we have undertaken, and so cause Him to withdraw His present help from us, we shall be made a story and a byword throughout the world."

John Winthrop

300

Name the Native American revolt in 1680 against Spanish colonization in the Southwest.  

Pueblo Revolt

300

What is the name of the Spanish system that forced Native Americans into labor in the colonies?  

Encomienda

300

What was the name of the first representative government in the American colonies?

VA House of Burgesses

300

What religious movement in the 1730s and 1740s led to increased evangelical beliefs in the colonies?

Great Awakening

300

"...the sudden and unexpected beginning of this rebellion, that hath been fatal to the colony."

Bacon's Rebellion

400

Explain how Spanish interaction with the Natives differed from English:

They intermarried with the Natives and established a caste system

400

Name the economic theory that drove European colonization.

Mercantilism

400

Which colony was known as the “buffer colony”? 

Georgia

400

This doctrine, adopted by many Puritans, preached a concept that Anne Hutchinson would challenge.

Predestination

400

"We, being desirous to make profit from the resources of the New World, do establish a colony to exploit the riches of the land and to promote trade for the benefit of our company and nation."


John Smith

500

This Native American group, known for their matrilineal society, lived in longhouses and promoted unity among tribes in the Northeastern woodlands.


Iroquois

500

This 1588 confrontation resulted in a significant shift in power and the decline of Spanish dominance in Europe and the New World

The Spanish Armada

500

What is the term for the period of relaxed British enforcement of trade laws before the mid-1700s?  

Salutary Neglect

500

What law passed in a Chesapeake colony allowed freedom of worship for all Christians, but sentenced those who denied Christ to death?

Act of Toleration

500

"Forced religion stinks in the nostrils of God; I have found that the soul is free to choose its own path to salvation."

Roger Williams

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