General Information
Civics 1
Civics 2
Geography 1
Geography 2
100
What time does Middle School (7th/8th grade) history begin?
9:35 am
100
What is another word for allegiance?
Loyalty
100
What is a debate?
an organized argument
100
What are the 3 reasons for European exploration?
Gold
Glory
God
100
What is the name of the "Lost Colony"
Roanoke Island
200
What time does middle school (7th/8th grade) history class end?
10:25 am
200
What is an immigration?
Moving to live in another country
200
What are checks and balances?
a system where different branches of the government have powers that can limit or "check" the power of the others
200
Who is someone who studies human behavior and cultures of the past through recovery and analysis of artifacts.
archeologist
200
What is the name of the first permanent colony?
Jamestown
300
What is the attendance incentive for this week?
Sonic Slushie
300
How can you become a citizen of the United States?
1. birth
2. naturalization
300
What is the name of the first American Constitution?
Articles of Confederation
300
How did Native Americans get food?
hunting
fisermen
grew crops
300
How many colonies were there in early America?
13
400
What are the 'K' and 'S' in Bulldog Bark
keep it positive
strive for success
400
What freedoms does the First Amendment give its citizens?
religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition
400
What are the first 10 amendments of the United States Constitution?
Bill of Rights
400
What is a a colony?
a settlement in a new area, under the control of another country.
400
Which colonies were Virginia part of?
Southern, Mid-Atlantic, or New England
Southern
500
How long is each block?
45 minutes
500
Which freedom is being shown?
relition
500
How many branches of government are there? Name them
3 branches of government
legislative, executive, judicial
500
What is an indentured servant?
People who agreed to work without wages for a set period of time in exchange for their passage to the colonies
500
a historical trade network that involved three regions or ports, typically across the Atlantic Ocean
Triangle Trade