Vocabulary
People and Places
Geography
Misc.
100

A stream or river that flows into a larger river. What is it called?

Tributary

100

In 1675, the English called Metacom...

King Philip

100

Which region of the U.S. does New Mexico belong in?

Southwest

100

True/False. During the Colonial Times, school was more important than work for boys and girls.

False.

200

In the 'Pueblo Revolt', the Pueblo drove the Spanish out of...

New Mexico

200

What European country founded St. Augustine?

Spain

200

St. Augustine can be found on the east coast of which state?

Florida

200

How do you spell _________ River?

Mississippi

300

The 'El Camino Real' in Spanish means....

the Royal Road

300

The French and Indian War involved which groups of people?

Native Americans, French, British/English

300

The backcountry was a rugged stretch of land near the _____________ Mountains.

Appalachian

300

How do you say the roman numeral 'XIV'?

fourteen or fourteenth (14 or 14th)

400

This area/place was often self-sufficient, with vegetable gardens, workshops, and mills. Mostly Native Americans lived on this area/place. What is it called?

Hacienda

400

What is the capital of New Mexico?

Santa Fe

400

Describe the climate and geography of New Mexico.

Hot and dry; open grasslands

400

Before George Washington became the first president of the United States, what was he formerly known as?

Colonel and/or General

500

What did the Proclamation of 1763 do?

Stated that colonists were no longer allowed to settle on land west of the Appalachian Mountains.

500

Which French explorer continued exploration down the Mississippi River to soon reach the Gulf of Mexico in 1682?

Robert La Salle

500

Why did the French Settlement of New Orleans grow into a major American city?

possible answer: Its location near the mouth of the Mississippi River made it a busy port city.

500

The French and Indian War officially ended when Britain and France signed the...

Treaty of Paris (in 1763)