Indigenous Populations of The "Americas"
European Exploration
French & Indian War
American Colonies
American Revolution
Constitution/Bill of Rights
100

Where was the Aztec empire located?

Modern day Mexico

100

What does the Spanish word “Conquistador” translate to?

Conqueror

100

What Native group working with the British against the French?

Iroquois Confederacy

100

What country claimed the land the made up the original 13 colonies?

Great Britain (England)

100

What year did the American revolutionary war start?

1775

100

What were the people who created the Constitution called?

They were called the Framers

200

What population did the Inca rise to before European Exploration?

around 10 million

200

What did Christian kings and queens want more of?

They wanted more Christians, gold, and land.

200

How long did the French and Indian War last?

It lasted from 1754 to 1763 (9 years)

200

What did the south Colonies grow?

Sugar cane, rice, tobacco, and cotton.

200

Who led the Continental Army?

General George Washington

200

What are the 3 branches of government?

Legislative, Executive, Judicial 

300

What language does the Aztec Empire speak?

Nahuatl.

300

Why did European countries colonize America?

European countries colonized the Americas to achieve wealth, resources, to spread religion and to dominate other European countries

300

What rank in the British Army did George Washington have during the French and Indian War

Colonel

300

What is the exact definition of a “colony”?

An area settled by a group of people out-side of their home country.

300

What items that the British put tax on.

Stamps, Legal papers, Sugar, tea, 

300

When was the Bill of Rights accepted into the Constitution?

1791

400

What happens to the losing team of the game Tlachtil?

The losing team was usually sacrificed to the Aztec Gods

400

How were the Inca and the Aztec Empires defeated by the conquistadors?

Disease killed most of the populations, Conquistadors then came in and overpowered the weakened groups.

400

What was the Quartering Act?

The Quartering Act allowed British soldiers to use any colonist home for food and housing without consent.

400

What did the Crop farmers of the Southern Colonies do to solve the problem of not having workers?

Slavery

400

What caused the American Revolution?

Colonists didn't want to pay taxes to the British King without a representative in Government.

400

What is in the 1st amendment of the Bill of rights?

1st Amendment: Freedom of Speech

500

What is Machu Picchu?

Machu Picchu is a 15th century Inca city that is built more than a mile up in the mountains

500

How did Hernan Cortez win against Incan empire?

with firearms, steel weapons and smallpox.

500

How did the French tend to treat the native nations that was different from Great Britain?

The French treated the native nations with dignity and respect, never settling on their land.

500

Name all of the 13 colonies

The New England Colonies: New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.

 The Middle Colonies : New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware.

The Southern Colonies : Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.

500

What happened during the Boston Tea Party on December 16th 1773.

A group of men disguised themselves as American Indians and boarded 3 tea ships carrying tea, and they threw all of it overboard.

500

What is the purpose of the 13th Amendment?

To outlaw Slavery

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