Native Am.
Exploration
Colonies
Slavery
Regions
100
The region of present-day US that is the native home of the Pueblo
What is the Southwest
100

Conquered by forces led by Hernando Cortes

What is the Aztecs

100

the settlers in Jamestown directed most of their energy toward this

What is searching for gold and riches

100

What was the middle passage

the forced transport of enslaved Africans to the Americas.

100
Puritans

New England

200
the reason that Native Americans were more vulnerable to smallpox and measles than the Europeans
What is Europeans had built up a resistance to the diseases
200

French colonists came to America mainly in to pursue this

fur trading

200
Promoted views and attitudes of hard work for common goals
Who were the Puritans
200

primary reasons for the development of slavery in the American colonies

shortage off labor for large plantations

200

Depended on Cash Crops - Tobacco, Cotton, Rice and Indigo

Southern

300
According to the views and values of most Native American peoples, an individual could not claim ownership rights to this.
What is land
300

the first Spanish Colony in North America

What is St. Augustine

300

This item turned Jamestown into a profitable enterprise

What is tobacco

300

The cargo that was carried on the middle passage of the triangular trade

African slaves

300

cultural diversity and religious tolerance

Middle

400

Region of present day US for Native Americans who hunted buffalo as a main source of their diet

What is the Plains

400

Religious group that settled briefly in Charlesfort?

Huguenot 

400

In the Virginia colony an indentured servant was most likely to be used in this capacity

What is a field laborer

400

In which region of the American colonies was slavery the most widespread during the 17th and 18th centuries

the Southern Colonies

400

small scale farming, fishing and shipbuilding

New England

500

Lived in Longhouses and were part of the "civilized" tribes

What is Northeastern tribes

500

Lost Colony

Roanoke

500

How colonies were viewed under a mercantilist system

As sources of raw materials and markets for manufactured goods

500

When did Great Britain end their involvement in the international slave trade

1807

500

Fertile soil for farming grains

Middle