Doing History
Early Americas
Slave Trade
13 Colonies & Revolution
Westward Expansion
100

These types of sources include things like textbooks, dictionaries, and encyclopedias. 

What are Secondary Sources?

100

Europeans began exploring beginning in the 1400s for these 3 reasons.

What are gold, spices, and trade routes that avoided the Muslim Kingdoms?

100

Cotton, indigo, tobacco, and sugar are examples of this. 

What is a raw material?

100

The control over this area led to the French and Indian War in 1754. 

What is the Ohio River Valley?

100

This belief motivated the United States to continue pushing west because it stated that it was God's plan for the U.S. to stretch from coast to coast. 

What is Manifest Destiny?

200

An example of this type of source includes a letter written by a Civil War soldier. 

What is a Primary Source?

200

This was the name for the exchange of goods, food, culture, language, and diseases between the Old World (EUROPE) and the New World (AMERICAS).

What is the Columbian Exchange? 

200

Cloth, guns, and copper are examples of this.

What is a manufactured good?

200

The increase of this led to increased tensions between the British and the colonists after the French and Indian War. 

What are taxes?

200

This war led to large territorial gains by the United States. In fact, the U.S. would gain California, Nevada, Utah, and New Mexico. 

What is the Mexican-American War?

300

This type of source is created at the time of an event. 

What is a Primary Source?

300

This animal brought to the Americas from Europe greatly changed the way Native Americans hunted. 

What was the horse?

300

The slave trade involved the trading of these three things.

What are raw materials, manufactured goods, and humans?
300

The 13 colonies were divided into these 3 sections. 

What are New England, Middle, and Southern?

300

The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo promised this to Mexicans living in U.S. territory. 

What is citizenship?

400

This type of source is typically created by someone who was NOT at an event when it happened. 

What is a Secondary Source?

400

These two staple crops were brought to Europe and led to a major population increase. 

What are the corn and potato?

400

This is another name for the part of the journey where enslaved Africans were taken by force to the Americas. 

What is the middle passage?

400

This document signed on July 4th, 1776 by the 1st Continental Congress declared that the colonists wanted independence from the British government. 

What is the Declaration of Independence?

400

This president may have instigated the Mexican-American War by placing U.S. troops in a disputed territory. 

Who is James K. Polk?

500

Secondary sources can become primary sources when this happens. 

What is time passing?

500

The exchange of this deadly thing led to the destruction of 95% of the native populations in the Americas. 

What are diseases?

500

This was the cash crop that prompted Portugal to find and use slave labor in their colony of Brazil. 

What is sugar?

500

This historical event is often cited as a main cause of the American Revolution because it left 5 colonists dead. 

What is the Boston Massacre?

500

This singer is Ms. Linton's favorite in the whole world and is also known as the Queen of Christmas. 

Who is Mariah Carey?