North America Before Columbus
The Anasazi built large complexes with adobe and stone that the Spanish called what?
What is Pueblos
What event brought Europe into contact with luxury items from the east?
What are the crusades
Which european country founded Jamestown?
What is England
What cash crop became important to early southern colonies?
What is Tobacco
John Locke argued that all people had these three natural rights?
What are Life, Liberty, Property
The Iroquois Confederacy was made up of how many tribes originally?
What is 5
Name one of the technological advances that allowed Europeans to explore the oceans better?
What are the astrolabe, Caravel, or triangular sails
Who saved the colony of Jamestown by demanding that they work or not eat?
Who is John Smith
Which group of colonies based their economy on fishing, shipbuilding, and trade?
What is the New England Colonies
In a representative government who chooses the government officials?
Who are "The People"
What crop was most important to early native american tribes?
Why did europe seek new routes to asia?
The pilgrims founded this colony?
What is Plymouth
The plantation system was important to this group of colonies?
What are the Southern Colonies
In which colony did the House of Burgesses preside?
What is Virginia
The Mississippian culture was most known for this large city?
What is Cahokia
Which explorer reached the America's in 1492?
Who is Columbus
Who founded Pennsylvania?
Who is William Penn
Which locations were part of the Triangular trade network?
What are Europe, Africa, and the America's
William and Mary of Orange were allowed to take the throne of England after they had agreed to what?
What is the English Bill of Rights
What animal changed life for plains indian tribes?
What is the horse
Which Spaniard conquered Mexico?
Who is Cortez
Which colony did Roger Williams found?
What is Rhode Island
Someone who had their passage paid to America in exchange for years of labor was known as a what?
What is an Indentured Servant
What trial gave way to the idea that you could not be charged with a crime for telling the truth?
What is the Zenger Trial