Chapter 2 Study Guide

someone who changes from one religion

to another

• dugout canoe

• treaty

• convert

• colony

a settlement governed by another country

• dugout canoe

• treaty

• convert

• colony

an agreement or pact

• treaty

• Convert

• merchant

• dugout canoe

a boat made by hollowing out a tree trunk

• dugout canoe

• colony

• merchant

• convert

a person who buys and sells goods

• merchant

• colony

• convert

• treaty

Which Native American groups used a dugout canoe to find seafood?

• Calusa and Tequesta

• Timucua and Apalachee

• Timucua and Calusa

• Tequesta and Apalachee

Why was Juan Ponce de León unable to start a farming community in Florida?

• He and his crew were separated from their ships.

• He decided to leave Florida for the Spanish settlements in Mexico.

• He was wounded in a fight with the Calusa and died of his wound.

• He was lost at sea.

Spanish explorers brought new animals to Florida. How did these animals affect

the Apalachee?

• The Apalachee started to raise turkeys on farms.

• The Apalachee wanted to keep their own traditions.

• The Apalachee preferred to hunt for seafood in dugout canoes.

• The Apalachee started to raise cattle and hogs on farms.

Why did the king of France send Jean Ribault back to Florida?

• He wanted Jean Ribault to search for gold.

• He wanted Jean Ribault to meet with the Timucua.

• He wanted Jean Ribault to create another French settlement in Florida.

• He wanted Jean Ribault to protect Fort Caroline from the Spanish.

Why were Florida’s coastal settlements important to Spain?

• The settlements had valuable natural resources.

• The treasure fleets could stop in Florida and get supplies.

• The settlements protected Spain’s treasure fleets from enemies.

• Settlers were able to protect inland settlements from attacks.