Pre-Columbian Civilizations
Spanish Colonization
European Colonial Powers
Transatlantic Trade
Colonial Regions
100

What were the "three sisters" crops?

Maize, Beans, Squash

100

term for a person of mixed Spanish and Native ancestry in Spanish Colonial society

Mestizo

100

This was the economic activity the French were mostly interested in when they colonized North America

Fur Trade

100

the name for crops that are grown not for food but for trade, like tobacco

cash crops

100

What was the name of the document that the Pilgrims signed to create a democratic commonwealth in America?

Mayflower Compact (1620)

200

Name of civilization in present-day Mexico whose capital was Tenochtitlan

Aztecs

200

Author of Historia de las Indias, questioned the legitimacy of Spain's conquest and fought for better treatment of Native Americans.

Bartolome de las Casas

200

the first English colony attempt that failed

Roanoke

200

The name for the transfer of plants, animals, and diseases between the Old World of Europe and Africa and the New World of the Americas

Columbian Exchange

200

Name two of the people the Puritans banished from the Massachusetts Bay colony for having religious beliefs that did not match the strict codes of Puritan society

Anne Hutchinson, Roger Williams, Mary Dyer

300

What did Southwest Native Americans do to help cultivate their crops?

irrigation system

300

The pope signed this agreement regarding Spain and Portugal deciding which country could colonize which parts of the world, including the Americas

Treaty of Tordesillas (1494)

300

The name of the colony the Dutch established in the Northeast

New Amsterdam

300

The name for the economic system in which a mother country uses colonies to extract wealth in order to compete with other countries

Mercantilism

300

What law did the Catholics in Maryland passed when they started to get outnumbered by Protestants?

Act of Toleration (1689) 

400

Name of mound city/civilization in Illinois-area with ~30,000 people

Cahokia

400

Native Americans in the Southwest violently fought back against the Spanish mission systems and forced conversion to Catholicism in this event in 1680

Pueblo Revolt (Pope's Rebellion)

400

Name one similarity between the Spanish and French in their colonization of the Americas

multiple possible answers (intermarriage with natives, goal of spreading Christianity)

400

The name for the laws the British Empire passed on its American colonies to restrict their economic activities

Navigation Acts

400

This man was a renowned religious orator from Europe who was a leader of the Great Awakening and traveled the 13 colonies preaching sermons to thousands of people

George Whitefield

500

The name of the first democracy in the Americas, established by Native American tribes in the Northeast

Iroquois League (Confederacy)

500

Supporter of the Harsh Treatment of Native Americans by Spain. Wrote Just Causes of War Against the Indians

Juan de Sepulveda

500

In order to encourage more settlers to move to America, England used this system offering planters 40 acres of land for every new person they brought to America

Headright System

500

Name one impact of the columbian exchange on Europe and one impact of the columbian exchange on the Americas

multiple possible answers

Europe: population growth

Americas: population decline

500

This was the name of the Wampanoag Chief who led Native Americans in an armed conflict against New England settlers in the 1670s

Metacom, aka King Philip