Early Maya
Belize from 1600-1981
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Name of the land bridge crossed by early inhabitants of North America

Bering Strait

100

Treaty which gave the settlement permission to cut and export logwood

Treaty of Paris 

100
The oldest buildings and places in Belize

Maya cities/towns

100

the mixture of many ethnic groups and their culture in any one community 

melting pot

100

BCE on a timeline 

Before the Common Era

200

Time Period in which the Maya were most successful

Classic Period

200

Treaty which established our borders as we know them today 

Anglo-Guatemalan Treaty

200

Father of the Nation

George Cadel Price

200

the contribution of each ethnic group to the economy through the use of knowledge, talents and skills 

culture capital 

200
Gave the British Permission to cut only logwood between the Rio Hondo and Belize Rivers

Treaty of Versailles

300

List the three major regions on the Map of Mesoamerica and where Belize lies. 

Northern Lowlands, Central Lowlands and Southern Highlands 

Belize - Central Lowlands

300

Meaning of Universal Adult Suffrage and the Year in which Belize gained this right

Right for all adults to vote - 1954

300

1 reason why the Belize Swing Bridge is a historical site

it is the oldest bridge still cranked by hand which still works worldwide
300

Ethnic group associated with Bram and reason for festival 

Creole - originally celebrated to welcome home male slaves from long months off in the forest
300

location of most historical sites and reason for this being the case

Belize City - old capital

400

Three basic descriptions of the Classic Period 

Defined social class

Developed agricultural practices/methods

Established trade routes

Major Maya Temples - Altun Ha

hieroglyphs, mathematics, calendars 

400

Year the PUP was formed and party from which it was formed

1950 and People's Committee

400

2 reasons why the St. John's Anglican Cathedral is a historical site

oldest church in Central America

Miskito Kings were crowned there

400

the percentage of Belize's population for 

Mestizo

Creole

Maya

Garinagu

Mestizo - 25 -30%

Creole- 50%

Maya - 11%

Garinagu - 6%

400

ethnic groups most associated with

sugar industry 

poultry industry

retail business/merchants

sugar industry - Mestizo

poultry industry - Mennonite

retail business/merchants - Chinese and East Indian 

500

Four Reasons for the decline of the Maya

natural disasters

interruption in trade routes

ecological failure (soil fertility)

warfare

500

The three major types of government of the settlement in order in which they occurred. 

Public Meeting - Legislative Assembly - Legislative Council 

500

Names of three women in Belize who are historical figures and contribution of any one of these women

Cleopatra White

Nurse Vivian Seay

Gwendolyn Lizarraga

500

Name of one form of modern-day technology in Belize along with one advantage and one disadvantage

vary

500

Ethnic Group associate with the Jankunu Christmas Celebration and the reason behind the celebration 

Garinagu - originally a dance created to tease British slave masters 

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