Going Native
The Mexia were one of the three groups that comprised this Meso-American Civilization.
This European Nation was the first to begin the Atlantic Slave trade
Portugal
The French would build a comparatively peaceful trade network based on trading what?
Furs
The Pilgrams who settled in Masachusetes belonged to this subset of Puritans
Seperatists
This Colony would be known for religious tolerance and be a safe haven for Quakers and others
Pennsylvania
This Native American group, known for their longhouses and the "Three Sisters" agricultural system, and a democratic government inhabited the northeastern woodlands of North America.
The Iroquois
This Spanish conquistador led the expedition that resulted in the fall of the Aztec Empire in 1521.
Cortés
This European Nation Established an important city on the southern tip Island of Manhattan which is now one of the largest cities in the United States
The Netherlands
This type of evidince involving dreams or visions was introduced in the Salam Witch Trails
Spectral Evidince
This was the name of the route taken by slave ships on which 12 million perished
Middle Passage
This ceremonial center is located near modern-day St. Louis famous for its mounds was the height of Mississippian culture
What is Cahokia?
In 1607, English settlers established the first successful permanent English colony in North America.
James Town
This stapple crop in Virgina was the colonies main source of income and used intense slave labour
Tobacco
This leader who would later establish his own colon was banished from Massachusetts for advocating for the separation of church and state and fair treatment of Native Americans?
Roger Williams
This 18th-century religious movement, characterized by emotional and fervent sermons, played a significant role in shaping American religious and cultural identity.
The Great Awakening
Qhapaq Ñan was a road system important to this Indigenous American civilization
The Inca
This system, established by Spanish colonizers in the Americas, granted Spanish settlers the right to extract forced labor from Native Americans in exchange for providing them with protection and religious instruction.
The Encomienda System
This French colony known for its sugarcane plantations and brutal slave labor system, was one of the most lucrative French colonies in the 18th century Is now what modern Caribbean nation
Hatti
This woman was banished from Masachusettes for holding religious studies in her home and teaching Antinomianism
Anne Hutchinson
This early form of representative government in the American colonies was established in 1619 in Virginia and allowed settlers to make their own laws.
the House of Burgesses?
Question: The indigenous peoples of this region, known for their intricate totem poles and potlatch ceremonies, thrived along the coastal areas of the present-day geographic area
The Pacific Northwest
This Spanish conquer would be famous for his conquest of the Incan civilization
Francisco Pizarro
The St. Lawrence River was an imortant French trading route and was discovered by this exploer who would later have a lake between New York and Vermont named after him
Samuel de Champlain
This conflict between the English and Native Americans would largely end the threat posed by Native Americans and would be one of the factors later leading to the Salem Witch Trials
King Phillips War
This 1676 armed conflict in colonial Virginia, also was sparked by grievances against the colonial government and Native American policies.
Bacons Rebellion