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H1 Test Georgia Stud
H1 Unit Test for Georgia Studies
Question | Answer |
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Which group made most of their tools and weapons out of stone? | Paleo |
What is the main reason that there are few artifacts found in one place for the Paleo people | They moved frequently (were nomads). |
The archaic people moved frequently to... | find enough food. |
First people to use pottery | Archaic |
Which people were the first to use the bow and arrow? | Woodland |
The woodland people were the first to use... | burial mounds |
These prehistoric people were the most advanced and were the first to paint and tattoo their bodies | Mississippian |
Why did European nations want to explore the New World? | Riches |
What is the name of the first explorer to enter present day Georgia? | Hernando de Soto |
Who were the three major colonizers of the New World | France, Spain, and Great Britain |
Great Britains trade policy during colonization was called... | Mercantilism |
What is the main way that Hernando de Soto affected native american cultures | Many died of warfare and disease. |
Spanish missions impacted native american cultures by... | forcing them to work for them. |
The New World was settled mainly for... | Economic reasons/gold and riches. |
Native Americans and Europeans did not agree on the idea of common ownership of land. This often led to | warfare between the Native Americans and European settlers. |
Mercantilism benefited Great Britain by... | allowing them to import fewer goods from other countries. |
The Spanish concentrated their colonization along Georgia's barrier islands because... | It was easier for their ships to access the shore. |
The french were different from the other explorers (Spain & Britain) because... | they were allies with native americans. |
All three colonizers (French, Spain, Britain) had one thing in common: | They all wanted gold/riches. |
The purpose of the Spanish mission system was too | Spread catholicism |
Fur traders and wanted gold/riches | French explorers |