What is History
Where do we Begin?
Early American Settlements
Rough Times
Religi-ON/OFF
100

This is a way of viewing or considering something that depends on one's experience and personality.

What is Perspective?

100

This medieval document limited the power of the King of England, and was an inspiration for the Constitution and Declaration of Independence.

The Magna Carta

100

The Spanish were primary concerned with finding this valuable trade resource.

GOLD

100

Trade between Europe, Africa, & America was known by this geometric term.

What is a triangle

100

This marked the split between the catholic church and protestants

Protestant Reformation

200

A source that experienced something first-hand

What is a Primary Source

200

The concept that the Law applies to everyone, and no one is above the law.

What is the Rule of Law

200

In the North, France went after this precious raw material:

FUR

200

This disease was especially deadly to the Native Americans.

Smallpox

200

King Henry VIII created this church when the Catholic church wouldn't let him divorce his wife.

Church of England

300

Information about an event or thing, but not from a first-hand account.

What is a Secondary Source?

300

This Native American culture group were probably the first to meet European explorers and settlers.

The Eastern Woodlands

300

Columbus originally thought he discovered this country/sub-continent.

India

300

African slaves had to survive a harrowing journey across the Atlantic Ocean through this passage.

The Middle Passage

300

The global Church of England is known as this name:

Anglican

400

Information that is made up intentionally, in order to deceive people.

What is a fabrication?

400

These two Conquistadores cut a bloody path through the Americas on behalf of Spain

Who are Cortes and Pizarro 

400

This was the first permanent settlement in America, but didn't do well until John Smith took over.

What is Jamestown

400

This colony, which initially failed twice, disappeared mysteriously, with the only evidence being the word 'Croatoan' carved into a tree.

Roanoke

400

This group believed the Church of England was "impure" and tainted with Catholic practices. They left Europe to start their own branch of the Church.

The Puritans

500

The act of NOT including information or details that should have been reported.

What is Omission

500

The continents of North and South America are named after this Italian cartographer.

Amerigo Vespucci

500

This document, signed by the Puritan and Pilgrim travelers to the New World, outlined how they ought to behave. It was one of the first instances of self-governance in America.

What is the Mayflower Compact

500

A period where the settlement of Jamestown nearly died off during 1609-1610

The Starving Time

500

Pilgrims were known by this other name, because they broke away from the Church of England to avoid persecution.

Separatists