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| How did the first people migrate to the US? | They walked from Asia across the Beringia land bridge |
| How do native peoples learn to survive in different areas? | Adapt |
| Which native region had grasslands, buffalo hunters, V shaped traps, glue, tipis, feather arrows, and horses? | Great Plains |
| Which native region had the most fresh water lakes, canoes, moccasins, maple syrup, and long houses? | Eastern Woodlands |
| Which native region had deer skin skirts, grass hut houses, and used the hoe as a primary tool? | Southeast |
| What did the four voyages of Columbus led to? | An exchange of people, foods, and germs |
| Spanish conquistadors conquered most of... (where)? | South America |
| What did French fur traders turn Natives into? | Business partners |
| New Netherlands after taken over by the British becomes...? | New York |
| Columbus | discovered the island of Hispanola; contributed to setting up an exchange route |
| Pizarro | conquered the Inca empire in Peru using force and trickery |
| Cortez | conquered the Aztec empire in Mexico City |
| What are rice, tobacco, and indigo examples of? | Cash crops |
| The Middle colonies were mainly what? | Joint-Stock Colonies |
| The Magna Carta made clear that...? | Even the King must obey the law |
| 9 out of 10 colonists...? | Lived on small family farms |
| The English Bill of Rights was important because? | Spelled out the rights the colonists had as English citizens |
| What are the "blue laws"? | forbiding of certain activities on Sunday |
| How could you tell someone's social class in the colonies? | their style of dress |
| Which colonial region made education a top priority? | New England |
| What is treason? | acting/speaking out against your government |
| What qualification do voters in the colonies have to meet? | they have to own enough land |
| The hardest part of the voyage for slaves in the Triangle Trade was known as what? | The Middle Passage |
| What 2 ideas were spread with the Great Awakening | Equality and the questioning of slavery |
| Before 1763, the colonies had been...? | Left alone to govern themselves |
| What did the Frencha and Indian War do? | Led Parliament to tax the colonies to help payoff Britain's war debts |
| Why did the colonists oppose all of the taxes passed by Parliament? | They had no representation |
| The Coercive Acts were passed to punish Boston because of? | The Boston Tea Party |
| What was the Quartering Act? | required colonists to shelter, cloth, and feed British soldiers |
| 1776 Washington changes his strategy for war to? | A defense approach that will tire the British out |
| Why was Saratoga a turning point in the war? | It brought France into the war as an American ally |
| How was the American fight kept alive in the South? | Guerrilla tactics |
| The Treaty of Paris of 1783 gave America freedom and...? | the territory lying between the Atlantic and Mississippi and Canada and Florida |
| Why did Spain join the American side in the Revolutionary War? | They wanted to weaken British power; hoping to become the super power of Europe |
| Where does the final battle of the Revolutionary War take place? | Yorktown |
