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The first explorer who reached Newfoundland found a huge number of

Fish

100

What explorer first reached Newfoundland?

John Cabot

100

The science of stars is called

Astronomy

100

How many wives did Henry VIII have in all?

VI (six)

100

What changed the world more than any other invention.

The Printing Press

200

The first English colony in the New World was named

Virginia

200

What "treasure" did Cartier find in Canada?

Quartz

200

A sad play is called a

Tragedy

200

Elizabeth was nicknamed

Good Queen Bess

200

People who wanted the church to change were called

Reformers

300

Name two things the English ships brought back from the east coast of North America.

Pearls, animal skins, potatoes, and tobacco.

300

What did Jacques Cartier name the vast expanse of land in North America?  

Canada (After the Micmac word for village)

300

What do we call the study of why objects behave as they do?

Physics

300

The English people’s nickname for Mary was

Bloody Mary
300

The word “Renaissance” means

rebirth

400

Who was beheaded for not bringing back gold from South America.

Sir Walter Raleigh

400

What three (3) items did the English, Spanish or Portuguese ships take from Africa? 

Gold, ivory, and African captives (slaves).

400

Who wrote Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet and other plays/sonnets?

William Shakespeare

400

Why was Henry VIII unhappy with so many of his wives?

They could not give him a son to be his heir.

400

Martin Luther wrote a list called the

Ninety-five Theses

500

The Spanish built a huge fleet of ships called the

Spanish Armada

500

Who was the first English baby born in the New World?

Virginia Dare

500

Name two (2) of the experiments Galileo did to find out how things worked? 

He threw balls; he swung pendulums; he moved objects with levers; he shot cannonballs; he dripped water from one cup into another.

500

What do we call the years of Elizabeth’s reign?

the Elizabethan Age

500

Observing something and then drawing conclusions from your observations is known as the

Scientific Method