SS8H1 Review

Which American culture lived in Georgia when the Spanish arrived?

• Mississippian

• Paleo

• Archaic

• Woodland

Which of the following often were dedicated to religious and social activities and served as bases for Mississippian chieftains’ houses, and/or burial sites?

• rivers

• mounds

• barrier islands

• swamps

Which of the following was the home to early American Indians living in Georgia at the time of European contact?

• mounds near Bartow

• Flint River Basin

• Florida mainland

• Okefenokee Swamp

Which of the following methods did Early Mississippians practice that allowed them to grow their own food such as maize squash, beans, and pumpkin?

• harpooning

• mound development

• horticulture

• gathering

American Indian religion conversion, new ally development, disease distribution and contraction, economic growth. Which of these listed below was the MAIN cause of the factors listed in text?

• Oglethorpe's arrival

• De Soto's search for gold

• European Exploration

• mercantilism

European nations had different reasons for exploring North America. Which reason was probably MOST important to the Spanish?

• establishing colonies

• supporting economic policy on mercantilism

• developing series for fur trading posts

• searching for gold

Desire to create permanent colonies

launching policy on mercantilism

starting a new life of opportunity

Which of the following would be the BEST title ?

• Reasons for European Exploration

• Reasons for Spanish settlement

• Reasons for English setttlement

• Reasons for Spanish exploration

Converting the American Indians to Catholicism was one of the MAJOR goals of which country?

• England

• France

• Great Britain

• Spain

From the late 1500s to the 1680’s Spain built several religious centers on the mainland and barrier islands off of Georgia’s coast. What were these religious centers called?

• temples

• missions

• shrines

• tabernacles

Who had the largest role in the impact of American Indians in Georgia during European exploration?

• James Oglethorpe

• John Ross

• Hernando de Soto

• Pedro Aviles