Historical Frameworks
Native American Encounters and Resistance
Religion
Slavery and Resistance
Wars and Rebellions
100

According to Richard Strayer, the three "C's" of historical analysis are change, comparison, and these.

What are connections?

100

In this 1680 revolt, Native Americans expelled the Spanish and attempted to destroy all Catholic religious relics and images. 

What is the Pueblo Revolt?
100

The Spanish Spiritual Conquest focused on converting Indigenous/Native Americans to this sect of Christianity.

What is Catholicism?

100
Runaway enslaved people escaped from the Carolinas to Spanish Florida to live in this community near St. Augustine.

What is Gracia Real/Ft. Mosé?

100

This 1701-1713 War that took place between the British on side and the French and Spanish over the other, was fought over the Succession of the Bourbon Dynasty to the Spanish throne.

What is Queen Anne's War/War of the Spanish Succession?

200

This map is often presented as a 'standard' version of the world, even though it distorts the regions near the poles to appear bigger than they and distorts regions near the equator as smaller.

What is the Mercator Map?

200

Pocahontas served as a translator between the English and this Native American group.

Who are the Powhatan?

200

Roger Williams founded Rhode Island on this concept.

What is religious freedom?

200

In 1619, this colony was the first English one to bring in enslaved people from Africa, the first of which was a women named Angela. 

What is Virginia?

200
In the Stono Rebellion, enslaved people were able to plan their actions in secret by speaking this language.

What is Portuguese?

300

This is the term for the genre of history that focuses on compromise between or the convergence of two opposing forces.

What is comedy?

300

The Native American Pontiac lamented the loss of these European allies when he led a rebellion in the 1760s.

Who are the French?

300

This state was founded as an experiment to prove that English Catholics and Protestants could live together in peace. 

What is Maryland?

300

Called Palenques in Spanish and Quilombos in Portuguese, these settlements of runaway enslaved people were called this in English.

What are Maroon Communities?

300

The French and Indian War was called this inaccurate name in Europe.

What is the Seven Years' War?

400

This is the term for the genre of History that focuses on good overcoming evil.

What is Romance?

400

The Pequot War in the 1630s pitted the Pequot against the Mohican, the Naragansett, and this religious group.

Who are the Puritans?

400

Name for the order of Catholic Missionaries who played a key role in the Spanish colonizing of New Mexico, Texas, and California. 

Who are the Franciscans?

400

In balancing Southern Slaveholders' demands for greater representation without extending enslaved people the right to vote, the attendees at the 1787 Constitutional Convention agreed on this.

What is the 3/5 compromise?

400

Changes in Warfare in the 1700s lead to creation to these documents, which could support both democracies and monarchies. 

What are constitutions?

500

This is the term for the name people give themselves.

What is endonym?

500
The name for the group of Native American people who rebelled against the Spanish during the San Diego Revolt of 1775.

What is Kumeyaay?

500

During the Great Awakening, the more established Churches lost membership, including Anglicanism and this Church with a heavy base in Massachusetts. 

What is Puritanism?

500

This European power dominated the Atlantic Slave Trade until about 1650.

What is Portugal?

500

More recently, some historians have argued that this  battle was more important in ending the American Revolution than Yorktown because of the threat posed to British colonies in the Caribbean.

What is the Battle of Pensacola?