European expantion
English Exploration
Turmoil in New World
Life of 18th Century
Leading up to War of independence
100

What were the 3 reasons to explore. 

God, Glory, Gold

100

First successful Settlement in the new world

James town

100

Started a war in 1675

Metacon

100

How long did the middle passage take.

2-4 Months

100

Group of radical patriots

Sons of liberty

200

Who established a school of Seamanship/Navigation

Prince Henry

200

Name of Famous young Indian.


Hint: Made a movie about

Pocahontas 

200

What country had a good relationship with Native Americans in the fur trade?

French

200

Who composed "My Days have been So Wondrous and Free"

Francis Hopkins

200

Explain the Boston Massacre of 1769

Sons of Liberty taunt and throw stones at the lone sentry. Sentrie calls for backup but colonists don't back down. Soldiers "trip" and fired causing the rest to fire.

300

What famous explorer kept two logbooks and why?

Christopher Colombus 


To give to the crew so they don't lose hope and start a mutiny.

300

Describe Headwrite System

Pay for for passage of another in return for 7 years of work. 

sponsor of the person was given 50 acres of land

300

Name of an advocate who hated Indians. Why did he hate Indians?

Nathaniel Bacon. Because of the Blockade that was set up in Virginia that only favored the wealthy. He owned a general good store and was affected by the blockade.

300

Explained the Proclamation of 1776 and why was it established.

Colonists could not settle past the Appalachian mountains. was established to honor the Iroquois Confederacy.

300

describe the Coercive Acts and the Quebec Act.

100 bonus points to say what they made up.

(Hint: there are 4 of them)

Administration of Justice Act: British soldiers tried in Britain not Colonies

Massachusets Gov Act: Forced Massachusets to be a royal colonist

Boston Port Act: Boston Port closed into 700,000 dollars of tea accounted for

Renewed Quartering Act: 

Quebec Act: Establish French Civil Law and Roman Catholic Church

Intolerable acts

400

Name 2 of the Aztec Gods we talked about

Tlalo god of the rain

Huitzilopochtli god of war

Chicomecoatl goddess of sustenance 

Quetzalcoatl god of culture and literature.

400

Why was sugar cane so hard to harvest?

100 extra points if you know how long they worked.

 14-18 months to mature

Grows in wet months harvest in dry months

Canes had sharp edges when cut

spoiled fast

24 hours

400

What French Explorer moved North to South. what river did he sail down?

Robert Rene Cavelier Sailed down the Mississippi River. 

400

Describe a gentleman and a gentlewomen

Gentlemen: Didnt get dirty, wealthy,read self-help books,religious


Gentlewomen: Read self-help books, more educated, moral guide for children/servents

400

Explain the Monopoly the East Indian Trading Company had.

What event did it cause?

The EITC had a monopoly due to colonist merchants not being able to sell tea because only British ships could carry and sell tea.

Boston tea Party

500

Queen (Blank) and King (Blank) married to unite the kingdom of Spain. 


bonus points if you can name their original kingdoms

Queen Isabella and King Ferdinan 


Aragon and Castile

500

Who were the two founders of Rhode Island.

Bonus points if you can explain why they founded Rhode Island. 

Roger Williams, Anne Hutchinson

Acted like a pilgrim, challenged the Patriarchy

500

What Revolt was in 1680.

what two groups.

what was the cause

how did it end

Pueblo revolt

Spanish and Pueblo  people

treated horribly, denied religious belief, forced labor

managed to kick Spanish out but was reconquered. 

500

Who was George Greenville and explain his unpopular policies.

Lord of Treasury in 1763.

Sugar Act of 1764: Tax on wine, sugar, and coffee, cracked down on smuggling.

Currency Act of 1764:Colonies could not print money

Quartering Act of 1765: Colonists must house red coats

Stamp Act of 1765:Declared Tax on legal documents, and publications.

500

How did the First Continental Congress respond to the Intolerable Acts and describe the agreements? 

They decided to continue the NonImport Agreement and add a Nonexportation agreement

Nonimport: A Form of protest where they would not buy from Britain. form of protest after the close of Boston Harbor.

Nonexportation: Would not sell anything so that the exports would not be used to pay Britain's debt.