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Question | Answer |
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farming people who spoke a variety of languages who moved from the niger river region into central & east africa | bantu |
emerged with the blending of | |
___________arrived in Florida over 12,000 yrs. Ago | Native Americans |
First Seminole war was in________ | 1817-1818 |
Seminole means_______ | "Wild” |
Second Seminole war was in_______Seminole descendent of_______. | 1835-1832 creek |
Chickees made of _____ and ______with palmetto _____ roofs. | wood plaster fiber |
Seminoles were _________, _________ & ________. | farmers hunters fishermen |
Large ranches used for raising cattle. | Haciendas |
the measure of how much work can be done in a certain period of time. | Productivity |
Exploration began in Mid ______ | 1400s |
_________ landed in Caribbean | Columbus |
_____________ killed by disease & used for labor | Native Americans |
U.S. explored around _____ | 1500 |
French had _______ post around ______lakes | trading Great |
Spanish had towns in____,_____ | FL, GA |
British had Mass. to ____ | GA |
Spanish settled in ________________ in ______ | Central America 1500s |
Hernan Cortes defeated the Aztec in ______over 2 years starting in _____ | Mexico 1519 |
Due the early Priest presents, Mexico is now ____ Catholic | 90% |
First permanent settlement in 1496 in today’s Santo_______ Republic | Domingo |
Sugarcane main crop in ________ | Caribbean |
American ________ in 1770s | Revolution |
13 colonies break with England in _____ | 1775 |
July 4, 1776: Declaration of ___________ done | Independence |
Napoleon’s rule lead to Europe going to war with ______ in the _____ | France 1780s |
Industrial Revolution in Great Britain in _____ | 1700s |
__________increased productivity | Machinery |
_________engine invented in early _____ | Steam 1700s |
Early _____ spread to western Europe and _____ America | 1800s North |
Led to Europe dominating the world in the _______&______ | 1800s & 1900s |