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2. Why were Europeans, African Americans, and Native Americans continually in conflict with one another?

3. Greed over land, money-making opportunities, broken promises, limited freedom

4. How did colonists, Europeans, and Native Americans typically get the thingss they needed?

5. Bartering

6. What was the march of the Cherokees from Georgia to Okalahoma called?

7. Trail of Tears

8. Why were European diseases such a problem for the Native Americans?

9. They had no immunity to fight off germs

10. Name one main Native American Cultural grouping and a tribe from that grouping, give one fact about that tribe.

11. Eastern woodlands, southeastern; plains; Pacific Northwest

12. What did Spanish explorers find in North and South America?

13. Cortez fournd the Aztecs and their Gold. Pizarro found the Incas and their gold.

14. Name two early settlements and tell me who they were settled by.

15. F=Charlesfort, Fort Caroline, Quebec S= St. Augustine; E= Roanoke, Jamestown, Plymoth

16. Give two reasons why Europeans began to explore

17. Religion; spices and other goods from Asia; and easier route to these goods than by land; new trading partners; raw materials; set up colonies

18. Name three explorers and the countries they came from

19. Greenland- Leif Eriksson Portugal= Bartolomeu Dias and Vasco da Gama Spain= Columbus, Magellan, de Soto, and Pizarro Neverthands= Henry Hudson England= John Cabot France= Robert La Salle

20. What was the result of the Columbian Exchange?

21. The New World was introduced to horses, pigs, and diseases. He brought back to the old world squash, tobacco, corn, potatoes, pineapples, tomatoes, and turkeys.

22. Name an important leader during the Revolution. Pick one and tell why you think he was the most important person of the American Revolution.

23. King George III, Marquis de LaFayette, Thomas Paine, John Adams, George Washing ton, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry

24. What main issue was NOT mentioned in the Declaration of Independence?

25. Slavery

26. The American were victorious in the Revolutionary War because of help from what groups, give two.

27. French, Dutch, Polish, Prussians, Native Americans

28. How did the North and South differ Economically before the Civil War?

29. North= industrial South= agricultural

30. What battle was the turning point of the Civil War?

31. Battle of Gettysburg

32. Why was using slaves better than using indentured servants in the colonies?

33. Indentured servants could leave once their debt was paid; slaves were considered purchased property forever.

34. What was the Stono Rebellion?

35. Slaves robbed a store taking gunpowder and killed those who tried to stop their revolt. 50 Slaves and 25 Colonists died.

36. What law in 1850 required all citizens in the north and the south to turn in runaway slaves?

37. The Fugitive Slave Act

38. What did the slaves contribute to American culture?

39. Knowledge of growing rice; introduced corn to the diet as well as peas, kidney beans, okra, yams, storytelling, gospel music, the blues, spirituals.

40. What was the route from Africa to the colonies called in which slaves were transported?

41. The Middle Passage

42. What is the Land Bridge Theory?

43. Glaciers formed during the Ice Age and sea level dropped exposing the sea floor where people and animals could walk across.

44. What was triangular trade?

45. From Europe with goods to Africa for slaves to the New World for sugar, molasses cotton, and tobacco then back to Europe.

46. What two political parties formed in the late 1700’s?

47. Democratic-Republican Party Federalists

48. In 1803 how did the United States double its physical size?

49. The Louisiana Purchase

50. What was the term that means the United States was bound to spread from the Atlantic to the Pacific?

51. Manifest Destiny