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A practice almost every native religion had
What is Animism?
The first Europeans to start a settlement in North America
What is the Vikings?
The religion mainly in New England where people were expected to regularly go to church, dress modestly, and punish those who stepped outside of the norms.
What is the Puritans?
A tax on mostly printed goods (legal documents, newspapers, pamphlets, playing cards, dice, etc…)
What is the Stamp Act?
What is Breed's Hill?
Something Native American's did NOT have to document history
What is written language?
The Native American girl captured by the English Colonists
What is Pocahontas?
Possibly the most famous example of the strict Puritan rules
What is the Salem Witch Trials?
An organization that organized protests, burned effigies, and even delivered threats to British tax collectors.
What is the Sons of Liberty?
The pamphlet argues in a clear and convincing manner that the colonies are well within their rights to rebel against the British
What is Common Sense?
Native Americans primarily hunted this animal
What is Buffalo?
The first written constitution in the new colonies
What is the Fundamental Orders?
The path where the Old World and New World began exchanging goods, ideas, and diseases
What is the Columbian Exchange?
On March 5th, 1770, the colonies saw their most violent protest yet
What is the Boston Massacre?
What is the Lee Solution?
Where Christopher Columbus thought he was near when he "discovered" America
What is India?
The colonist section with the greatest amount of diversity
What is the Middle colonies?
The colonies purpose is to make money for the mother country.
What is Mercantilism?
The first man killed in the Boston Massacre
What is Crispus Attucks?
The victory in which the French saw, declared war on Britain and began sending troops to aid the Americans
The system of slavery the Spanish adopted
What is the encomienda system?
Where enslaved Africans worked in the Caribbean or South America
What is Sugar Plantations?
The fort that George Washington and his soldiers built extremely fast and with minimal resources
What is Fort Necessity?
When a large group of protesters dressed as native Americans and dumped 342 barrels of tea into the Boston Harbor
What is the Boston Tea Party?
The Treaty in which the British formally recognized the United States as an independent country
What is The treaty of Paris?