WorksheetsUnit 3 Lessons 1-3 Test: Florida's Early History
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
a crop that is grown to be sold for profit
territory
propose
cash crop
planter
a plantation owner
planter
pioneer
plunger
plumber
to put in order
cash crop
perform
toil
organize
to ask or suggest something
territory
propose
migrate
organize
to do hard and exhausting work
toil
tire
migrate
work
an area of land set aside for Native Americans
territory
reservation
plantation
planter
to complete or to do
propose
perform
migrate
toil
the first of a non-native people who settle in a region
black seminole
crackers
pioneers
slaves
an area of land controlled by a nation
reservation
plantation
territory
planter
to move from one place to another
migrate
moving
leaving
escaping
people that moved to Florida from the Appalachian Mountains and became cattle ranchers
cracker
Seminole
enslaved African Americans
pioneer
they were originally Native Americans from tribes such as the Creek & the Apalachee
cracker
Seminole
Black Seminole
planters
These people were forced to do most of the work on plantations for no pay
cracker
Seminole
enslaved African Americans
pioneer
these people moved into Florida for freedom
cracker
Seminole
enslaved African Americans
pioneer
slaves that escaped to Florida for freedom
Black Seminole
Seminole
cracker
pioneer
wealthy white plantation owners
cracker
Seminole
pioneer
planters
Which statement is NOT a reason the Spanish in Florida welcomed the Creek?
The Creek were enemies of the British
The Creek were enemies of the Seminole
The Spanish hoped that the Creek would help protect Spanish Florida
The Spanish needed more settlers in Florida
How did the Seminole and Black Seminole help each other?
The Seminole helped to feed the Black Seminole
The Black Seminole fought the Seminole against the Spanish
The Black Seminole helped build the Seminole homes
The Seminole helped to protect the Black Seminole from slave owners.
How did Florida become a United States territory?
The Spanish government did not think it could defeat the American troops and signed a treaty.
The United States army defeated the Spanish and forced Spain to give up Florida
Settlers wanted to join the United States and forced Spain to give up Florida
The Seminole attacked the Spanish and join the United States
What was the result of the Seminole Wars?
General Andrew Jackson forced the Seminole to surrender and move to the Indian Territory.
The United States Army killed all of the Seminole when they refused to move to the Indian Territory.
After years of fighting, some Seminole continued to live in the Everglades
The Seminole and the Apalachee took control of the Everglades.
