US Geography
Spanish North America
Early British Colonies
Early British Colonies
Colonial Resistance
100
This state is named after a famous US President

Washington

100

The earliest European explorers were lured to the new world by what?

Gold and Silver

100

This town was known as England's first permanent settlement in North America.

Jamestown

100

What type of economy was big in the South?

Plantation Economy

100

The Boston rebels dressed up as who during the Boston Tea Party?

Native Americans

200

The first shots of the revolution were fired here

Massachusetts

200

Aside from European weaponry, what was a major contributing factor to native deaths?

Disease

measles, mumps, chickenpox, smallpox

200

Why were Virginia's frontier settlers frustrated with their government? 

What rebellion did this start?

Poor white men and indentured servants fought with Native Americans and each other for land. Both parties were upset at the Virginia government because they felt like the government wasn't doing enough to help them.

200

What types of crops were grown in the north?

Corn, and rice.

200

Who was the first casualty of the Boston Massacre?

Crispus Attucks

300

Home to BYU, Mount Zion, and a basketball team named after a musical genre.

Utah

300

What impact did Colombus' discovery of the Americas have on Africa?

The slave trade! 

It drained Africa of 10 million people.

300

What was the mission of the Puritans?

To purify the church of traces of Catholicism.

They believed they had a special covenant with God. Wanted to create a moral society.

300

What was the Enlightenment?

A belief in science and reasoning over religion.
300

What is the stamp act?

An act that imposed a tax on documents and printed items like wills, newspapers, and playing cards.

400

Pocahontas lived in this state

Virginia

400

What did Spain and Portugal agree to do at the Treaty of Tordesillas?

They divided the Western Hemisphere between themselves.

400

Who are the Quakers?

A Protestant sect that held services without formal ministers, allowing any person to speak as the spirit moved him or her.

400

What was the Great Awakening?

A series of religious revivals aimed at restoring the intensity and dedication of the early Puritan church.

400

How did the Sugar Act cause tensions between the English and the colonists?

Colonial merchants complained that the Sugar Act would reduce their profits. Merchants complained that Parliament had no right to tax the colonists because they were not represented.

500

Controlled by the Spanish this state boasts the oldest European city in the United States.

Florida

500

What happened under the encomienda system? 

How were natives treated?

Natives farmed, ranched, or mined for Spanish landlords. 

They were treated like slaves. Overworked and were fed very little.

500

What were the rules of the Navigation Act?

No country could trade with the colonies unless the goods were shipped in either colonial or English ships.

All vessels had to be operated by crews that were at least three-quarters English or colonial. 

The colonies could export certain products, including tobacco and sugar, and later rice, molasses, and furs only to England.

500

How did enslaved Africans maintain their sense of self-esteem?

They developed a way of life-based on their cultural heritage. They kept alive their musical, dance, and storytelling traditions.

500

This pamphlet by Thomas Paine helped to inspire Thomas Jefferson in writing the Declaration of Independence.

Common Sense

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