Settlements
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Potpourri
100
This 1607 town was the first permanent English settlement in the North America.
What is Jamestown?
100
This is the main resource that all of the battles and wars were fought over.
What is land?
100
This future president was part of the first battle of the French and Indian war and would learn a lot about guerilla warfare while fighting for the American militia.
Who is George Washington?
100

This act, passed in 1830, gave the United States the right to negotiate and relocate southern tribes from their ancestral lands.

What was the Indian Removal Act?

100

This is something from the Earth, such as wood or metal, that is changed so that people can use it.

What is a raw material?

200
Samuel D. Champlain helped found this 1608 French settlement in modern day Canada.
What is Quebec?
200
This conflict started in 1754 when English colonists began moving into French territory in the Ohio River Valley. It would officially begin in 1756 and start a war that would last for seven years and change the borders of the New World forever.
What is the French and Indian War?
200
Although his native name was Metacom, the English colonists called him by a different name during the war they had with him in 1675.
Who was King Philip?
200

In order to control the fur trade in the Hudson River Valley, the English sent warships to this city, took control and later renamed it New York.

What was New Amsterdam?

200

A written political agreement

What is a treaty?

300
The inhabitants of this mysterious island settlement disappeared in the late 1500's. It would have been the first permanent English settlement if it had survived.
What is Roanoke Island?
300

English colonists and their Native American allies surrounded the Mystic River camp and killed more than 500 Pequot during this war.

What is the Pequot War?

300

The daughter of Chief Powhatan, this young girl helped convince her father to trade with the settlers at Jamestown and later married an Englishman named John Rolfe.

Who is Pocahontas?

300

This contested area of land was controlled by the French and Native Americans, but highly valued by English colonists.

What is The Ohio River Valley?

300

What are three problems the settlers at Jamestown had to overcome?

What are starvation, disease, lack of clean water, angry Native Americans, lazy gentlemen, and Spanish Spies?

400
This 1565 Spanish fort and settlement was the first permanent European settlement in North America.
What is St. Augustine?
400
This Virginia tribe massacred English settlers at Jamestown and fought English settlement for more than 40 years before losing their final battle in the 1640's.
What was the Powhatan?
400

This Native American man helped the settlers at Plymouth survive by translating and teaching the colonists how to grow crops in the rough New England soil.

Who is Squanto?

400
Although he was not the first governor of Plymouth, this man was the most successful governor and shared a unique friendship with Squanto and Massasoit.
Who is William Bradford?
400

Peaceful Lakota traveling to the Pine Ridge Reservation were massacred by U.S forces at this event

What is the Wounded Knee Massacre?

500

What geographic feature did most European settlements build their towns and forts near?

What is water?

500
This treaty ended the French and Indian war and gave England much of North America.
What is the Treaty of Paris?
500

This Native American chief rallied tribes in the Ohio River Valley and formed the Western Confederacy. He is best known for defeating General Arthur St. Clair and his 1,300 soldiers. 

Who is Chief Little Turtle?

500

The Mayflower had two groups of people. What were the reasons the two groups were coming to the new world?

Who is religious freedom and land?

500
A person or group that helps another for a common purpose.
What is an ally?
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