Physical Features
Indigenous People
Early Colonization
13 Colonies
Westward Immigration
100

Name one POSITIVE effect of flooding near the Mississippi River?

Fertile farm land

100

define indigenous

Living or occurring naturally in an area

100

What were the "3 G's" of Spanish Imperialism

God, Gold, and Glory

100

For what reason were the New England colonies primarily founded?

religious freedom (puritans and pilgrims)

100

What document granted the US legal independence? 

Treaty of Paris- 1783

200

Name on NEGATIVE effect of flooding along the Mississippi River? 

Home damage, wildlife disruption

200

Define Colonialism 

Establishing colonies to spread culture and influence, to exploit resources

200

What were the "3 F's" of French Imperialism

Fur, Friends, and Fish

200

Two parter! What is a cash crop and what were the main 3 crops grown by the Southern colonies?

1. agricultural products grown for trade and sale rather than personal consumption

2. tobacco, rice, indigo

200

Define Manifest Destiny

US belief in their God given right to occupy westward lands to bring progress (education, assimilation, religion)

300

What is a tributary?

Smaller rivers that flow into larger rivers

300

Define Imperialism

a movement to acquire land and control movements

300

Define Mercantilism

An economic system seeking to maximize exports and minimize imports to as to create a positive trade balance...make the mother country rich! 

300

What was the first British settlement in North America (name and date please!)

Jamestown, VA 1607

300

Define Ethnocentrism

Belief that one's own culture and customs are superior to other cultures 

400

Why did settlers choose to live along the Mississippi River? 

Trade, transportation, and industry. Fertile farm land. 

400

How did Native Americans Interact with their environment (bonus point: what letter of Mr. Helps is this question related to?)

shelter, food, tools, trade- Native Americans heavily valued native resources and their environment 

400

List three things the old world brought to the new world through the Columbian Exchange

Rice, wheat, sugar, diseases (small pox!)

400

What event served as the catalyst for the Intolerable Acts?

The Boston Tea Party
400

What was the trail of tears?

The removal of Cherokee people from their land in Georgia to Oklahoma under the Indian Removal Act 
500

Name the 3 major tributaries leading into the Mississippi River.

Ohio River, Arkansas River, Missouri River

500
First European settlement in North America (Name and Date Please!)

St. Augustine, FL 1565

500

List three things the New world gave to the old world through the columbian exchange

Potatoes, corn (maize), tomatoes, cacao, syphilis 

500

What is a proprietary colony? (give at least one example!)

Colony where ownership was granted to an individual by the king of England.

Duke of York- New York & New Jersey

William Penn- Pennsylvania 

500

In John Gast's painting American Progress he includes symbolism to represent manifest destiny. Name three symbols or concepts he included in his painting!

Light (East) to Dark (West), natives as wild and uncivilized, angel leading the way (divine right), education book (progress through assimilation), technology (steam engine)