Founding of Georgia
The Spanish Mission
Vocab
Agriculture
The Spanish
100

Georgia was founded on what year?

1733

100

Who was the first European to explore Georgia?

Hernando De Soto

100

The work force in the Mississippian culture

Commoners
100

The largest swamp in North America; was the home to many Native Americans and a location for Spanish missions.

Okefenokee Swamp

100

Where did the Spanish exploration of North America begin?

They started in the Bahamas.

200

What group of Indians were in Georgia from 800-1600AD?

The Mississippian Indians

200

What diseases did the Spanish Exploration bring to the Mississippian Indians?

Smallpox, measles, and influenza(the flu)

200

the power holders in the Mississippian culture

Elites

200
Sever island off Georgia's coast; inhabited by Native Americans; the Spanish built several missions on these islands

Barrier Islands

200

What were their three main reasons for exploring North America?

God, Glory, and Gold

300

What did the Mississippian Indians build?

Mississippian towns or villages

300
What year was the Spanish Mission System established?
In the 1560's
300

Garden cultivation (small scale); important to the Mississippian culture

Horticulture

300

What did Mississippian Indians grow?

They grew maize, squash, beans, and tobacco

300

Where was their first permanent settlement?

Saint Augustine, Florida

400

What were the rankings in the Mississippian Indians' chiefdom society?

Commoners and Elites
400

Where were the Spanish missions located?

Near the GA/Florida border and near GA's Barrier Islands

400

The English economic policy focused on exporting more than importing.

Mercantilism

400

What ways did the Mississippian Indians gather food?

The hunted animals, fished, and gathered nuts and berries.

400

What religion were the Spanish?

Catholic 

500

What were the three distinct locations in the Mississippian Towns?

Central Plaza, Residential Zones, and Defense Structres

500

Who began exploring North America after the ending of the Mission System in the 1600's?

The British

500

(800 C.E.-1600 C.E.)- the last major prehistoric Native American culture in Georgia; known for being large scale farmers and mound builders who traded throughout North America

Mississippian Indians

500

walls built of a network of interwoven sticks and covered with mud or clay; used by early American Indian cultures and European settlers

Wattle and Daub

500

What do the Spanish mean when they say they want Glory from exploring North America?

They wanted fame and notoriety, as well as the strongest empire