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8th gr Hist Ch 1 - 3

American Republic: Ch 1 - 3 Test Review

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Who was the Italian explorer who proved that Columbus had discovered a "new world"? (p. 6) Amerigo Vespucci
What explorer for Spain was probably the first European to see the land that is now the United States? (p. 7) Juan Ponce de Leon
What explorer for Spain discovered the Pueblo Indians and was the first European to see the Grand Canyon? (p.7) Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
Who claimed the Mississippi River for France? (p.8) Robert de La Salle
Who found the St. Lawrence River? (p. 8) Jacques Cartier
Who claimed the Atlantic coast of North America for England? (p. 7) John Cabot
Which Indian group raised totem poles and gathered salmon? (p. 4) The West Coast
Which Indian group was made up of horsemen who followed the buffalo? (p. 3) The Plain
Which Indian group lived in lodges called hogans? (p. 3) The Great Basin & Plateau
Which Indian group formed peaceful confederations? (p. 2) Woodland Indians
The activities of which man were most responsible for encouraging European exploration of the New World? (p. 5 - 6) Christopher Columbus
Which European reached America before Columbus did? (p. 5) Leif Ericson
During the late 1400s, Europeans greatly desired spices from where? (p. 5) The Far East
The Reformation turned which of the following countries to Protestantism? (p.8) England, Germany
What country explored and settled the land by the St. Lawrence River? (p. 8-9) France
What were the significant achievements of the Jamestown settlement? (p. 12) First permanent English settlement, created crops that could grow by itself, established laws
Who were probably the first Africans to arrive in Jamestown? (p. 13) Indentured servants
What group of English captains struck at Spanish harbors and ships? (p. 7) Sea Dogs
What did the Virginians call their first representative assembly? (p. 13) House of Burgesses
Which group of Indians lived near the Jamestown settlement? (p. 11) Powhatan Indians
In which region were most of the colonies originally charter colonies? (p. 18) New England
In which region were most of the original settlements by the Dutch and Swedes? (p. 27 - 29) Middle
In which region was one of the colonies founded for Roman Catholics? (p. 31) Southern
Who was the governor who wanted his colony to be "a city set upon a hill"? (p. 23) John Winthrop
Who was determined to build a colony that practiced separation of church and state? (p. 24 - 25) Roger Williams
Who was an English general who wanted to help debtors? (p. 32) James Oglethorpe
Who was a "friend" who accepted a colony as a payment of debt? (p. 28 - 29) William Penn
Which colony was heavily populated during the "Great Migration"? (p. 23) Massachusetts
Which colony passed an Act of Toleration guaranteeing religious freedom? (p. 31) Maryland
Which colonies first settlement was Savannah? (p. 32) Georgia
Name some facts about the Massachusetts Bay colony. (p. 23-24) Charter Colony, Required to attend church, Puritans
How was Delaware different from the other English colonies? (p. 29) Settled By Swedes
Who contributed to the success of Plymouth Colony? (p. 19 - 22) William Bradford, Squanto, Standish
Joint-stock companies were used to form which type of colonies? (p. 18) Charter
What did Roger Williams do? (p. 24 - 25) Found Providence, disagree with Puritan leaders, Bought land from Indians
What are some facts about New Netherland? (p. 27 - 28 Secured by Henry Hudson, Settled by Patrons, Discovered by Peter Muneit
Which colony was settled by people from Massachusetts Bay who wanted more land? (p. 25) Connecticut
Who was William Penn? (p. 28 - 29) Quaker
What Lord Baltimore established a colony for Roman Catholics? (p. 31) Ceclius Calvert
Who received the land of the former Dutch colony of New Netherland from the Kind of England? (p. 28) Duke of York
In which region was timber used for the shipbuilding industry? (p. 39 - 40) New England
In which region were several navigable rivers to aid transportation and settlement? (p. 40) Middle Colonies
Which region had local government in town meetings? (p. 47) New England
In which region was the Piedmont and tidewater located? (p. 40 - 41) Southern
Which region was not particularly British in culture? (p. 35, 36, 40) Middle Colonies
What was the most important crop to the survival of the colonies? (p. 41 - 42) Corn
Who had the "power of the purse" in the colonies? (p. 46) The Legislature
What took place at town meetings? (p. 47 - 48) Night watchmen appointed, New settlers citizenship, Way to help poor considered
Which group of immigrants was not one of the three largest groups of immigrants in the colonies? (p. 35 - 36) French
Name some facts about the New England colonies. (p. 39 - 40) Climate colder; Thin, rocky soil; Settlers fish for living
What term was used to describe the Africans' journey to the New World? (p. 37) Middle Passage
In what colony did the French Huguenots have a strong presence? (p. 36) South Carolina
Wat routes did settlers usually follow inland? (p. 37) Rivers
Which Puritan minister translated the Bible into Algonquin? (p. 44) John Elliot
What popular vehicle did the colonists use to move their belongings inland? (p. 38) Wagon
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