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history midterm

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how did the earliest civilizations get to North America from Europe? land bridge
Where did the olmec live in the low lands along the gulf of Mexico 3,500 years ago
what government type and social classes did the Maya have they developed city-states and had class systems like nobles such as kings, priests, warriors.
where did the Aztec live they settled around lake texcoco
where did the Inca live Cuzco, present day peru
what were incan achievements they built massive templates and forts and built roads that covered more than 10000 miles
olmec grew surplus of food
maya they cleared rainforests and drained swamps for farmland
aztecc dug canals and piled muds onto mats of seaweed to create farmland
Inca created terraces to farm dry lands
what was the Iroquois league consisted of people from present day New York who called themselves the people of the long house
what made it possible for the development of of large civilizations farming
why were european countries interested in exploring the americas gold god glory
which colony was the first permanent English colony in North America jamestown
How did John Smith improve the conditions of Jamestown strict rules, strengthening defenses, and by establishing crucial trade
why were inndentured servants necessary in Virginia for growing econommy they provided cheap, abundant labor
what was bacon rebellion mainly about a 1617 revolt of Virginia colonists against the government due to conflict
consequences of rebellion 23 people were hung they were led to Jamestown and then burned the capital
virginia house of bergesses first elected legislative assembly in North America that allows freemen to elect respresentatives to make local laws
why did the French and the British fight during the French and Indian war the fought over land
england effect of FAIW Almost half were killed or wounded, they had many fails
France effect FAIW they won many important victories, capturing fort oswego and fort William Henry
colonists effects of FAIW they were promised large payments for military services and supplies
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