Pre-Columbian Times
Pre-Colonial Times
British America
United States
We Expand Only to Collide Within
100
Name of the natural walkway that allowed indigenous people to inhabit North America

Bering Land Bridge

100

Europeans encountered the Americas searching for this elusive thing

New trade route to Asia
100

British Americans developed two distinct economies, what were they?

North was manufacturing and trade; South was agriculture and slave labor

100
First government of the United States

Articles of Confederation

100
Thomas Jefferson found a loophole to acquire this territory

Louisiana Territory/Purchase

200

Pre-Colombian Tribes located in the Central and South America

Mayans, Incas, Aztecs

200

The exchange of ideas, animals, plants, weapons, disease, and people

Columbian Exchange

200

Patriotic response by the colonists to England's Navigation Acts

Smuggling

200

two groups that disagreed over the powers of the federal government

Federalists and Anti-Federalists

200

Agreement on the issue of slavery that split the country in half

Missouri Compromise

300

The Iroquois started this territory war to maintain their fur trade with Europeans

Beaver Wars

300

Trade network that developed between Europe, Africa, the Americas.

Triangular Trade

300

Law made in the aftermath of the French Indian War that started to sour relations between colonists and England

Proclamation of 1763

300

agreement that settled argument of representation between large and small states

Great Compromise

300
California Gold Rush and Annexation of Texas were examples of the theory that drove Polk's presidency

Manifest Destiny

400

Name the 5 tribes of the Iroquois Confederacy

Cayuga, Oneida, Mohawk, Onondaga, Seneca

400

Forced capture and transport of African people to the Americas

Transatlantic Slave Trade/Middle Passage

400

slogan that represented the heart of the colonists' revolution

Taxation Without Representation

400

Three Branches of government what apart of what plan

Virginia Plan

400

Compromises and the Dred Scott Decision addressed the fundamental issue plaguing the unity of the U.S.

Expansion of Slavery

500

#1 cause of death of Native Americans

European Disease

500

Jamestown finally thrived by cultivating this lucrative crop

Tobacco

500

Unalienable rights was the foundation of the colonists historical document

Declaration of Independence

500
Anti-Federalists would not ratify the Constitution without...

a Bill of Rights included

500

Acts of violence that tipped the country towards Civil War

Bleeding Kansas