COLONIAL POWERS
NATIVE AMERICA
Puritans & Religion
Coming to America
Columbian Exchange
100

This European nation INITIALLY gained the greatest wealth and power from American colonization.

What is Spain?

100

The people who lived in the Americas before Europeans arrived are commonly called this.

Who are Native Americans / Indigenous peoples?

100

The Puritans came to America mainly seeking freedom to practice this.

What is religion?

100

Europeans crossed this ocean to reach the Americas.

What is the Atlantic Ocean?

100

The exchange of plants, animals, diseases, and people between the Old and New Worlds is called this.

What is the Columbian Exchange?

200

Besides Spain, name ONE major European power that competed for colonies in the Americas.

What is England, France, Portugal, or the Netherlands?

200

Native American societies used these networks to exchange goods between different groups.

What is trade?

200

The Puritans established their major colony in this present-day state.

What is Massachusetts?

200

European countries established these permanent settlements in the Americas.

What are colonies?

200

Europeans introduced this common farm animal used for riding and transportation to the Americas.

What are horses?

300

This European country conquered the Aztec and Inca Empires and became incredibly wealthy from American gold and silver.

What is Spain?

300

Europeans brought these microscopic killers that caused massive Native American population losses.

What are diseases?

300

Puritans were members of this larger religion.

What is Christianity?

300

Many Europeans came to America hoping to obtain land, wealth, or this type of freedom.

What is religious freedom?

300

This American crop became an important food in Europe and is now associated with Ireland.

What is the potato?

400

By the end of this century, Spain had lost much of its privileged position relative to European rivals.

What is the 17th century (1600s)?

400

Name ONE disease brought from Europe that devastated Native populations.

What is smallpox? (Accept measles/influenza, etc.)

400

Puritans wanted to “purify” this church started by King Henry VIII.

What is the Church of England?

400

The difficult ocean journey from Europe to America often lasted several of these.

What are weeks/months?

400

: According to one major theory of the Columbian Exchange, European sailors brought this STD back to Europe from the Americas.

What is syphilis?

500

This Spanish conquistador conquered the Aztec Empire with help from rival Indigenous tribes.

Who is Hernán Cortés?

500

Native Americans sometimes formed these with European powers or other Native groups to gain military or political advantages.

What are alliances?

500

John Winthrop famously said their colony would be like a “City upon a ____.”

What is a hill?

500

England’s first permanent settlement in North America was founded in 1607 and named this.

What is Jamestown?

500

Name two foods that traveled from the Americas to Europe.

What are potatoes, corn, tomatoes, chocolate/cacao, peppers, or squash? (Any two.)