Spanish, French, England Colonies

The practice of holding people against their will an making them work without pay.

• colony
• slavery
• presidio
• hacienda

Land ruled by another country.

• borderlands
• colony
• mission
• hacienda

Spain formed colonies in the Americas to protect claimed land and govern people.

• True
• False

St. Augustine, Florida was the first permanent European settlement in the United States.

• True
• False

The purpose for building missions was to convert Native Americans to Christianity.

• True
• False

What was the first permanent settlement in North America?

• Jamestown
• Roanoke Island
• St. Augustine, Florida
• New Netherland

Why did the Spanish claim New Spain?

• to look for silver and gold
• to buy horses
• to live in Canada
• to speak French

How did the Spanish treat the Native Americans?

• They helped them build houses.
• They made them work as slaves on plantations/mines.
• They took the Natives to Canada.
• They made them explore.

How did the French treat the Native Americans?

• They traded beaver fur with the Natives.
• They invited them to dinner and killed them all.
• They forced the Natives to work in diamond mines.
• They made the Natives dig for gold.

Where is New Spain?

• The southwest and Florida
• In Canada
• The west coast
• The east coast