Fort Mose
Controlling Florida
Technology Advancements
Cultural Features on a Map
Major Industries in Florida
Pioneer Life
European Colonization
3 Branches of Government
Civil War
St. Augustine
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What was Fort Mose known for in the history of the U.S.?

It was the first free African community in the United States.

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Which country was the first to control Florida?

Spain.

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What was one of the first technological advancements used in Florida for transportation?

Steam engines for boats.

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What is the capital of Florida?

Tallahassee.

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What industry helped Florida's economy grow the most in the early 1900s?

The railroad industry.

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Why did settlers come to Florida in the early 1800s?

For its many resources.

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What were two main reasons for European colonization?

Search for gold and the spread of Christianity.

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What branch of government creates laws?

The Legislative branch.

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What did Florida do during the Civil War?

Florida seceded from the Union.

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What is St. Augustine known for?

It is the oldest permanent European settlement in the United States.

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Who built Fort Mose?

The Spanish built Fort Mose.

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Which Spanish explorer was sent to Florida to remove the French?

Pedro Menendez.

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 How did steamboats benefit Florida?

They were good for trade, transportation, and tourism.

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Where are the theme parks located in Florida?

Orlando and Tampa.

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Name one of Florida's major industries related to agriculture.

The citrus industry.

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What did pioneers rely on for food and building materials?

The natural environment.

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 What type of conflicts arose due to European colonization?

Conflicts with Native Americans and the spread of diseases.

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Who enforces the laws in Florida?

The Executive branch (Governor).

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What was Florida's stance on slavery?

Florida favored slavery and was a slave state.

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What country was the first to possess Fort Mose and St. Augustine?

Spain.

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Why did people escape from British Colonies to Fort Mose?

They wanted to be free.

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What war did Spain fight against the British that involved Florida?

The French and Indian War.

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What invention led to the development of highways?

Automobiles.

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What major natural feature is located at the southern tip of Florida?

The Everglades.

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Why is the citrus industry successful in Florida?

Because of Florida's landscape and climate.

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What types of animals did pioneers hunt for food?

Deer, alligator, manatee, bear, and turkey.

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How did Europeans treat Native Americans?

As lesser people who needed to be controlled.

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Which branch interprets laws?

The Judicial branch.

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What did Florida farmers provide to the Confederate soldiers?

Food such as salt, meat, fruit, and vegetables.

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What contributions did the Spanish make to St. Augustine?

They built narrow streets, the Grand Plaza, and Castillo de San Marco.

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What was the significance of Fort Mose in terms of Black history?

 It represented a safe haven for escaped slaves.

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 What did Spain set up in Florida to help with community life?

Missions (including churches, farms, and schools).

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Describe one way that technology changed Florida's economy.

It improved trade and travel, leading to more tourism.

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Identify a major city in Florida known for its theme parks.

Orlando

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Who helped build railroads and increase hotel tourism in Florida?

Henry Flagler.

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What chores did boys and girls have in pioneer life?

Boys hunted/trapped and girls cooked/cleaned.

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What did Europeans need from Native Americans?

Cheap labor and trade.

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 Name one role of the Governor of Florida.

To execute the laws of the state.

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What were blockade runners in Florida?

Ships that provided supplies to Confederate soldiers.

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 Why did the Spanish construct churches in Florida?

To convert Native Americans to Christianity.

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What role did Fort Mose play in the conflicts between Spain and Great Britain?

Great Britain claimed Florida after they attacked Fort Mose.

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What happened to Fort Caroline?

It was attacked by the Spanish and taken from the French.

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How did steam engines impact the transportation of goods?

They allowed for faster and more efficient movement of goods across water.

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What geographic area of Florida is known for its unique ecosystem?

The Everglades

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List two other major industries in Florida besides citrus.

Shrimping industry and tourism industry.

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What does the term "Florida crackers" refer to?

People who herded cattle, named for the sound of their whips.

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Why did Europeans build churches in Florida?

To convert Native Americans to Christianity.

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What are Congress and the House of Representatives part of?

The Legislative branch.

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What was Florida’s major contributing industry during the Civil War?

Farming.

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What is unique about St. Augustine as a town in North America?

It was the first continuous town established in North America.

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