He was a very rich man who bought four million acres of Florida's land in the late 1800s. He was one of the first people to start drainage projects in Florida.

He was the Seminole leader in the Second Seminole War. His name at birth was Billy Powell, after his white father.

He was a Spanish general who slaughtered the French at Matanzas. He established the city of St. Augustine.

He was Florida's east coast railroad tycoon. He was integral to the growth of cities such as St. Augustine, Palm Beach, and Miami.

He was the French leader who established Ft. Caroline in Jacksonville. He and his men were slaughtered by the Spanish in 1565.

He was Florida's progressive governor whose administration undertook Everglades drainage projects.

He was claimed Florida for Spain and gave Florida it's name.

He originally made his money through steamship transport business. He was Florida's west coast railroad tycoon.

He started the cigar industry in Florida. He helped develop Tampa as the cigar capital of the world.

He was the leader of the Rough Riders during the Spanish American War. He later became president.

She was an African American writer from Eatonville, FL. She wrote the book, "Their Eyes Were Watching God".

This was a term for a white southerner who supported the Union during the Civil War.

This was a term for a woman in the 1920s who broke societal norms by wearing short hair and skirts. She represented the new "liberated" woman.

This was a term used for a northerner who came down to the south during the Civil War to serve as a Republican leader.

Which conflict was fought over slavery and saving the Union?

Which conflict did the U.S. join because of the explosion of the U.S.S. Maine?

Which conflict led to Florida becoming a U.S. territory?

Which conflict inluded Dade's Massacre?

Which conflict did the U.S. consider unwinnable?

When did Florida become a state?

When did Florida become a territory?

When did the Spanish massacre the French and enable the founding of St. Augustine?

Which order of rule is correct?

Which concept does not fit into Florida's territorial years?

Abolitionists

This was a Union plan during the Civil War meant to cut off supplies of the Confederacy.

What document freed the slaves in the middle of the Civil War and allowed them to fight in the Union military?

What amendment banished all slavery?

What amendment gave suffrage to women?

What amendment gave African American males suffrage?

What amendment said if you're born here, you're a citizen and all citizens get equal protection under the law?

What amendment banned alcohol?

Which is the correct time frame for Reconstruction?

Which is the correct timeframe for the Civil War?

When was the Gilded Age?

What is the correct cause and effect sequence?

Who is associated with Tampa?

Who is associated with Standard Oil?

Which conflict was headquartered in Tampa?

This unconquered structure is in St. Augustine and it took 23 years to build.

Tallahassee was chosen as capital in the territorial days because of its central location.

Tallahassee used to be a Native American village before it was taken over by Americans.

Tallahassee was Florida's third capital.

Florida's first capital(s) was/were:

Florida's oldest city is:

When was St. Augustine established by Pedro Menendez?

What would you associate with Florida's territorial and early statehood years?

Which of these gave African Americans the right to fight in the US military?

Which era do we associate with tycoons, wealth, monopolies, and big business?

Who won WWI?

Which hurricane killed around 2500 people in Lake Okeechobee?

Which hurricane ended the land boom and hit Miami?

What drove (motivated) land sales and investments during Florida's 1920s land boom.

This amendment said if you were born in the US, you were automatically a citizen:

All are true of Florida's land boom except:

All of these describe the United States' growth from the Gilded Age to WWI EXCEPT:

How would you describe Florida's growth after WWI and into the 1920s?