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The phrase “God, Gold, and Glory” is often used to describe

_______________.

• the removal of American Indians from Georgia

• motivations for Spanish exploration and colonization

• the spread of Baptist and Methodist churches in Georgia

• the impact that American Indian cultures had on Europeans

How did the explorations of Hernando de Soto impact American Indians in Georgia and

throughout the Southeastern area of North America?

• American Indians invited de Soto’s soldiers to live among them in peace.

• American Indians were rewarded for helping de Soto find a city of gold.

• American Indians died from diseases and war brought by de Soto’s soldiers.

• De Soto and his soldiers helped the American Indians fight against the British.

An intended consequence of the Spanish mission system in Georgia was the

spread of ________

• culture

• disease

• religion

• weapons

An unintended consequence of the Spanish mission system in Georgia was

the spread of _________

• Culture

• Disease

• Religion

• Weapons

Where did Spain establish missions in Georgia?

• Along the Barrier Islands

• in the Piedmont region

• along the Fall Line

• In the Appalachian Mountains

What was the main purpose of the Spanish Missions established in Georgia

• to convert American Indians to Christianity

• to spread European diseases to American Indians

• to encourage Spanish families to settle in Georgia

• to prevent French explorers from landing along Georgia’s coast

What was the secondary purpose of the Spanish missions established in

Georgia?

• to learn the culture of American Indians

• to control the region and build profitable trade for Spain

• to establish a Spanish colony where debtors got a fresh start

• to cooperate with British colonists in establishing new trade routes

The Mississippian civilization was organized into a hierarchical society centered around __________

• Chiefdoms

• Districts

• Territories

People who belonged to the lower class of Mississippian society were known as ___________

• Commoners

• Elites

• Servants

Which group of American Indians inhabited Georgia for approximately 800 years, just before Europeans arrived in Georgia?

• Archaic Indians

• Mississippian Indians

• Paleo Indians

• Woodland Indians