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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A common dwelling of the Plain Native Americans | Tepee |
| Nomads move about looking for this | Food |
| Originally many thought that Native Americans was from here? what disproves this? | Polynesia, DNA |
| A navigation instrument that uses triangulation | Astrolabe |
| name given to those who are born in Spanish colonies but not natives | Criollos |
| All explorers to America were looking for this | Northwest Passage |
| Pottery denotes this | Surplus |
| Most western country in South Europe | Portugal |
| Best country in the World | Taiwan |
| A ship that sails against the wind | caravel |
| enemies of the Iroquois | Huron |
| A Caribbean people--they are no more | Taino |
| He conquered the Incas | Pizzaro |
| He went to America to find the Northwest Passage, got to the entrance of NY, but never went up Hudson | Giovanni da Verrazano |
| he drew the line of demarcation I WANT NAME! NOT TITLE! | Alexander VI AKA Rodrigo Borgia Spanish, (born in one of the component states of Aragon) had a son named Cesare (You figure that out), and a illegitimate daughter named Lucrezia. It is also said that.... they don't allow me to type more,fb me to know |
| Magellan died here | Philippines. And Philippines are large! WESTON! |
| He sailed to the southern tip of African | Bartolomeu Dias |
| Name two "gifts" that the Arab world gave to Western Europe | Map of stars Astrolabe Caravels (Ha I gave you three) (These silly Arabs, never thought of compasses, LIKE THE CHINESE DID HUNDREDS OF YEARS BEFORE) |
| a Viking - ended up in Newfoundland | Leif Ericsson (I still think we should have a Lief Ericsson day) |
| These City-states dominated trade in the Mediterranean | Italian city states. (I want some pasta suddenly) |
| his men-one crew- circumnavigated the globe | Magellan, Ferdinand Megallen |
| They were born in Spain, ran the Spanish colonies | Peninsulares (Spoiled rich noble kids...) |
| What the French were after | Fur |
| They settled in Plymouth | Pilgrims (separatists) |
| He conquered the Aztecs | Cortes (and his Steel-high-mobile-Armor-Vehicle(SHAV) Squad. jk) |
| Name two French explorers | Jacques Cartier and Champlain |
| Verrazano never went up this river | Hudson |
| What Spanish wanted from their colonies | Silver and Gold |
| A good that is destroyed after use | consumer goods |
| only river to run through the Appalachian Mountains | Mohawk river |
| a good that produces other goods | Capital Goods |
| What the British merchants created to keep the government out of their business | Joint-Stock Company |
| Where in Europe did the Pilgrims go for religious freedom | Holland |
| First Cash Crop | Tobacco |
| rum-molasses | Triangular Trade |
| found in 1607 | Jamestown |
| He was appointed to "clean up" New Amsterdam | Peter Stuyvesant |
| Jewish sect arrived in Manhattan - New Amsterdam in 1654 | Sephardic |
| They arrived in New Amsterdam in 1664 | The Brits |
| name two proprietary colonies | Maryland Pennsylvania |
| First Representative government in America | House of Burgesses. |
| They settles in Boston 1630 | Puritans |
| who founded New Amsterdam, when? | Dutch, 1624 |
| founder of Providence | Roger Williams |
| English political philosopher | John Locke |
| another name for the Pilgrims | separatists. |
| went up the river in NY today, 1609 | Henry Hudson |
| A woman-religious dissenter | Anne Hutchinson |
| Name of the English colony in what is now southern Connecticut | New Haven |
| Name of the English colony in what is now northern Connecticut | Hartford |
| He wanted the dutch colony of New Amsterdam to be a republic | Adrian Van der Donck |
| Pacifist Colonial Founder | William Penn |
| He founded Georgia | James Oglethorpe |
| always takes a risk | entrepreneurs (and Assassins, and Ninjas, and Yeti Hunters, and Bear boxers, and...) |
| war-highest % of dead in U.S. history | King Philip's war |
| These two currents come together to form the Grand Banks | Labrador Gulf Stream |
| A rebellion in the Virginia Country | Bacon's rebellion |
| Innate in our humanity | Natural Rights |
| Nationality of Pennsylvania Dutch | German |
| This act of parliament prevented the English colonists from going "over the hill" | proclamation of 1763 |
| instigator of the Albany Plan of Union | Benjamin Franklin. |
| He gave us the words: "no taxation without representation" | James Otis |
| T&F: The seven years war was part of the French-Indian War | False The French-Indian War is part of seven years war |
| T&F: The Puritans are pacifists | False The Quakers or Pacifists |
| T&F: The English more than the other European settlers came to stay | True. BTW Weston is evil |
| T&F: Magellan's men lost a day because they sailed East | False. They gained a day by sailing West |
| T&F: The provisions of the Treaty of Tordesillias and the Pope Alexander IV's original Line of Demarcation are identical | False. it was pope Alexander VI's Line and the two are different. |
| T&F: The House of Burgesses was truly representatives of the English population in the Colony of Virginia. | False. Only gentries (land owners) were represented. |
| T&F: King Philip's War took place in Virgina when the gentry began to push westward | False, it was New England (RI, MASS). And those were the Frontiersmen |
| T&F: When all is said and done, the French and the English treated the Native Americans with most civility | False, only French |
| T&F: The peninsulares were wealthy; where as, the Criollos were not. | False. They can both be wealthy, but peninsulares can get better jobs in colonial governments. |
| T&F: With the "Columbian Exchange", sugar cane to Europe, Coffee to America | False: both came to America |
| T&F: When Dias successfully rounded the Southern tip of Afirca, the Portuguese gained interest of Columbus | False: they lost interest in Columbus The Spaniards gained interest of Columbus instead. |
| T&F: The West India Company sponsored Hudson's voyage | False: East India Comp. |
| T&F: Connecticut is called "Constitutional State" cause it was the first to ratify the US constitution. | False: It's because they made their own constitution, also the first written constitution |
| T&F: Henry Hudson was primarily Searching for a place where the dutch could settle and trade, not with finding the Northwest Passage. | False, his objective was looking for the passage |
| T&F: Georgia would act as a buffer to Protect the Carolinas | True. |
| T&F: the pine trees are in Georgia | False. Carolinas. |
| T&F: John Winthrop was a leader of Pilgrims | False Puritans |
| T&F: Both J.Oglethorpe and W. Penn were members of the Eng. Parliament | False, only Oglethorpe AND OGLETHORPE WAS A GENERAL! (ACCORDING TO BOOK) EAT IT NATHAN! EEEAAAATTTTT IIIIITTTTTT! |
| T&F: Southeast of New England lay the Grand banks, a deep region in the North Atlantic | False Southeast of New Foundland North of New England and it was a shallow area. |
| What great contribution did the Arabs culture give European navigation? explain. | Caravel, so you can sail against wind Map of stars and Astrolabe, so you don't get lost on the sea. humph, silly Arabs, the compass is 10^123213 times better than your stupid astrolabe... |
| Why is Ferdinand Magellan the first modern man? explain. | Cause he proved that time is not absolute but rather relevant when his crew circumnavigate the world and came back to Europe and found out that gained a day. |
| How could a handful of Europeans completely conquered the Native American Population? | 1.Tech superiority (armor, guns,iron swords, and high mobile Armors with Gatling guns (jk).) 2.disease that the natives were not immune to,btw natives did gave European diseases too, it's called syphilis :) 3.psychological tactics: Europeans are like go |
| In what sense did Henry Hudson find the "Northwest Passage"? | he saw the Mohawk, the only river that goes through the Appalachian and connect the East with the Great lakes. |
| Why Slavery? | Economical needs. To harvest cash crops when almost the whole territory is harvesting, you need stable labor source for that. |
| What is the fall line? why is it so imporatant in U.S. history? explain | The fall line is where hills meet plain, there is falling water, which can be an energy source. Because the fall line up north are near coasts, therefore the North are more industrialized and have more people, so they won the civil war!!!! |
| How would the writings and thoughts of Locke influence U.S. history? | Natural rights:life, liberty, property. Jefferson's writing in declaration: life, liberty, pursue of happiness. and Locke said that when the gov. is not protecting the rights of the people, people have to overthrow gov. as a duty. |
| Why can we call James Otis "father of 4th amendment"? what were the writs of assistance? what is contained in the fourth amendment? | Writs of Assistance: general warrant. Otis: you need to have a specific warrant, or else the writ is a "instrument of slavery" 4th amendment stated a warrant stating what is one exactly looking for, and specifically where is required for any searching. |
| "Middle Boss Essay" How did the Spanish, Dutch, French and English settle and colonize the New world, what were the difference between? | to be short: Spanish: need gold and silver, stubborn, kill natives. Dutch: Trade, Trade, Trade.don't care about religion. French:fur,small trading posts only, explore a lot English: Came for religions freedom, come here to settle and start new life. |
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