Who named the Cumberland River and lead a team of surveyors to map out the boundary between Tennessee and Kentucky known as "Walker's Line"?

What did the Native Americans trade with European settlers for weapons and other supplies?

The _________________ was believed to be one of the first attempts to create an independent government by American colonists in east Tennessee.

What was built in 1756 by the British to house troops and their families in exchange for protecting the Cherokee in the French and Indian War?

Who was one of the most famous longhunters in Tennessee that opened the main route used for travel from the eastern colonies to the west known as the Wilderness Road?

Regulators faced the colonial army in protest of governor Tyron's high taxes at the ________________ which resulted in many people leaving North Carolina.

This was an order by King George III that did not allow the colonists to move west of the Appalachian Mountains.

Cherokee attacked the British settlers on their way back to South Carolina killing 25-30 people known as the _______________.

People who came to Tennessee to hunt and trade in the 1700s were known as ______________.

This was known as the main route to travel from the eastern colonies to the west.

Farmers in central and western North Carolina who did not like governor William Tyron and his high taxes were known as ______________.

The Cherokee created a ___________ to keep food and other supplies out of Fort Loudoun.

This document ended the French and Indian War and gave the French territories in North America to the British.