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What is the theory about how the first people reached the Americas? | Land Bridge |
What is an example of a secondary source? | textbook |
Who used a longhouse? | Iroquois |
How is culture defined? | A way of life shared by members of a society |
Why did people look for a northwest passage? | to find a shorter route to Asia |
What was a result of the Columbian Exchange? | Diseases were spread to the native population |
What was the goal of the League of Iroquois(Iroquois Confederacy)? | End war among members and provide defense against outsiders with a representative government |
Gol, God, and Glory was the motto of which colonizing nation? | Spain |
Why did many Puritans, Pilgrims, and Quakers come to the New World? | To escape religious persecution |
What was the first successful English settlement in the New World? | Jamestown |
What colony was originally a Dutch colony? | New York |
New England town meetings and Virginia House of Burgesses were colonial efforts to | Practice self-government |
Nickname given to the leg of the Triangular Trade in which slaves were transported to the Americas under horrific conditions | Middle Passage |
The need for farm workers in the south led to the | use of enslaved persons from Africa |
The laws Pilgrims set when they landed in Plymouth to govern themselves | Mayflower Compact |
The belief that colonies exist to benefit the economy of the mother country is | Mercantilism |
Where did the colonists not have representation when they said "No taxation without representation"? | Parliament |
What was meant by the snake being separated in combination with the colonies? | Colonies cannot survive unless they are united |
What document stated that the 13 colonies was now the United States? | The Declaration of Independence |
Why did the British begintotaxthecoloniesaftertheFrenchandIndianWar? | Theywereindebtfromthewar |