What was a different kind of Spanish soldier that wanted to spread Christianity, open trade routes, and find LOTS of gold?

Who "discovered" America and brought interest to the rest of Europe?

What is resistance to a disease or sickness, particularly due to previous exposure?

What is a plant that is grown by a farmer to make money?

What was the mixing of plants, animals, bacteria, and viruses known as?

What is to sail completely around like a circle?

Who conquered the Aztecs in Mexico and made Spain very wealthy?

What is the name of the event that occurred on June 30, 1520?

How many soldiers did Cortés bring with him to Mexico?

Who was the first to explore the America West, discovered the Grand Canyon?

What is permission from a monarch to start a colony?

Where did the French establish a trading post in Louisiana?

What is known as the Lost Colony?

Which modern-day city did the Spanish build over the destroyed city of Tenochtitlán?

Who was the first child born to British parents in the Americas and the granddaughter of John White?

Where did John Cabot land in North America?

Who led an expedition to be the first sail around the southern cape of Africa, the Cape of Good Hope?

Who crossed through Panama to claim the Pacific Ocean for the nation of Spain?

Who led a group of settlers back to Roanoke and left three years only to return to find no trace of the settlers?

Who purchased the Island of Manhattan from the Manhates tribe for $24 worth of goods?

Who during his 3 voyages, he mapped lands from New Zealand to Hawaii and searched for the Northwest Passage?

What was the fabled trade route that many explorers died looking for?

Which of the following are examples of cash crops? (Choose all that apply)

Which god was Cortés believed to be?

Who is someone that pays for something such as an expedition or adventure?

What was the original name given to the Cape of Good Hope?

Who claimed Canada for the nation of France?

Who led the first expedition to circumnavigate the world?

Who led an expedition that explored the Hudson River and Hudson Bay while looking for the Northwest Passage?

Who explored South America realized that is was a new continent, not the outskirts of Asia, had the new continent named after him?

Who conquered the Incas in Peru and made Spain very wealthy?

Who mapped the Atlantic coast and the Great Lakes, founded Quebec?

Who received a charter from Queen Elizabeth I to settle a land that would be called Virginia?

Who led the first European expedition to set foot on North America since the Vikings and disappeared searching for the Northwest Passage?

Who explored the Atlantic coast, was either eaten by cannibals or executed for piracy in 1528?

Who traveled 24,000 miles to discover the first trade route from Europe to Asia?

Who explored the southeastern United States and discovered the mouth of the Mississippi River?

Who explored looking for the mythical Fountain of Youth?

Who claimed areas watered by the Mississippi River for France named Louisiana for King Louis XIV?

Who led the first English expedition to circumnavigate the world and known as the greatest sailor in all of England?

What is an economic theory that stated that in order to increase wealth and power, a country must have a favorable balance of trade?

What is a printed statement that defames or misrepresents?

What were the three types of British colonies in North America?

What is conducting illegal/secret trade?

What means to work for another in order to learn a trade?

What is forced to leave or no longer welcome?

Who wanted to reform the Church of England so it would be more pure?

Who wanted to start their own church from scratch?

Who is one who travels to a sacred place as an act of religious devotion?

Who was the publisher of the New York Weekly Journal that was put on trial in 1735 after printing negative statements about the royal governor?

What happened in 1692 in Salem, Massachusetts where people were put on trial for witchcraft?

What was a period of religious revival taking place during the 1730s and 1740s?

What was a intellectual movement that took place between 1600s and 1700s?

What was a period in the early 1700s when England purposefully neglected the colonies because it di not have the money or the soldiers to enforce the Navigation Act?

What were the rules of the Navigation Acts of 1651? (Choose all that apply)

What were James Oglethorpe's rules for the colony of Georgia? (Choose all that apply)

What did the Mayflower Compact promise? (Choose all that apply)

What day the Mayflower leave England for the colonies?

What day was the Mayflower Compact written?

What is an agreement or promise with religious overtones?

What is a group of people brought together for religious worship?

What is to punish/harass usually because of one's identity?

What was the religious group called the Society of Friends who were said to tremble/quake before God?

What was the name of the war fought between the British and the Wampanoag?

What was the name of the line of rocks laid down by Mason and Dixon to mark the border between Pennsylvania and Maryland?

Who was the lawyer that represented John Peter Zenger in his trial and urged the jury to determine whether or not Zenger spoke the truth and convinced them that people had the right to do so?

Who would the colony of New York receive its name from?

Who was the founder of Pennsylvania?

Who were the two brilliant minds that influenced the ideas of government during The Enlightenment? (Choose Two)

What were the names of the two Native Americans that helped save the settlers in New England and brought about the story of the first Thanksgiving? (Choose Two)

What was a shared land that belonged to the town?

Who were the members of the church that were thought to be chosen by God and were the only people allowed to vote?

What was producing just enough crops to survive?

What was the name of the wealthy planters that lived in the Tidewater section of the Southern Colonies?

How many people were executed for witchcraft during the Salem Witch Trials?

What was the name of the first permanent English colony in North America?

What is an alliance between sovereign states?

What was the name of merchants that wanted to make money from the colonies?

What was the name of the winter of 1609 - 1610 where only about 60 of 400 people managed to survive?

What was the name of the Native American group that taught the English settlers how to grow maize and have something to eat?

What is a government with elected representatives for the citizens?

What is a citizen representative in local government?

Who helped Jamestown back from struggling by implementing the philosophy, "Work or Starve"?

What is the condition of being a contracted laborer?

Who was the first colonist to cultivate tobacco for export and the husband of Pocahontas?

What were communities of people who moved from place to place, relying on plants and animals found in the wild for food?

What year did people first start arriving on the North American Continent?

What is the movement of a number of people or animals usually to establish a new homeland?

What was the period of time when the Earth was covered in ice/snow and entire oceans were frozen?

What animal was similar to the mammoth and could help feed an entire village of migrants for an entire month?

What was the name of the land bridge that first inhabitants used to cross the ocean from Asia to North America?

What was the name of the region that the land bridge was located in?

The land bridge helped connect Asia to which continent?

What was the major reason for the first inhabitants to cross the land bridge and leave their established home?

What was the early ancestor of the modern-day elephant that could feed an entire village of migrants for an entire month?

What was known as the Western Frontier?

What does it mean to require usually by law?

What is a legislature having two houses?

What was a major incentive to grow tobacco in the colonies where the Virginia Company gave 50 acres of land for you and 50 more acres per person that you brought with you to the colonies ?