St. Augustine: A Story of America

to do only once in a while

• furious

• secure

• occasionally

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to make safe from being attacked

• occasionally

• secure

• furious

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very, very angry

• furious

• secure

• occasinally

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We would _____ see a shooting star while we were camping.

• occasionally

• secure

• furious

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The castle had high walls to _____ it from attack.

• secure

• occasionally

• furious

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When you feel _____, it's a good idea to take a break and count to ten.

• furious

• occasionally

• secure

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What state is St. Augustine located in?

• South Carolina

• Florida

• Georgia

• Alabama

What name were the Native Americans given in St. Augustine?

• Red coats

• Timucua

• Aztecs

• Indentured servants

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Which of the following describes the homes in a Timucua village?

• small, round houses with a cone-shaped roof

• large, leather teepees

• large, rectangular wooden houses

• small, square houses with bear skin walls

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Where did the families in the Timucua tribes eat and have meetings?

• in a round council house in the middle of the village

• in the home of the tribe's principal chief

• in a wooded area far away from their village

• near an ocean or river so that they could clean their food before eating

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