Today it's present-day St. Louis, but before it was one of the largest Mississippian cities in the Midwest.

Known as the "Great Peace Maker", he along with Hiawatha founded the Iroquois Confederacy.

Being the earliest European settlement in the U.S, this city still holds a former masonry fort and Cathedral.

Becoming the main economic drive in North America, this resource attracted competition among the French, British, and Dutch traders.

As Spanish Friars sought to eliminate the nearby Pueblo Indian practices, a revolution took place that expelled the Spanish for this many years.

Land given to officials by the British Royal Family(Most notably the King) were known as this:

Dividing the world among the newly-discovered lands outside Europe between the Portuguese and Spanish Empires, the meridian was marked to the west of these closest islands.

Established as one of the main sources of revenue for the Spanish monarchy, this tax included a 20% tex on the mining of precious metals.

The picture above depicts Native Indians of the Wampanoag tribe attacking a garrison house in this conflict.

Horses introduced by the Conquistadors allowed greater hunting opportunities for the native tribes in this area.

Considered to be the ancestors of most of the indigenous people of the Americas, this culture settled within the Great Plains and Great Lakes.

The House of Burgesses once established acted as the representative for this colony.

Within Hispaniola, Columbus came across this river he described having "sands abound in gold dust."|

The Great Lake tribes often sought peace with European settlers and even began a exchange program with the people of this colony.

Described in Sage of Erik the Red, this settlement located in the Vinland colony was a temporary settlement established by Thorfinn Karlsefni

Being designated as "Admiral", she was named after the wife of Issac Johnson

Being the most important items in the Columbian Exchange, both became staple crops throughout Europe.

Among the ships used to carry goods from and to the Americas, this particular one of Dutch design could be operated by a crew one-third the size used in English craft.

Built by the French in the duration of the Seven Years' War, it later was replaced by Fort Pitt along with Allegheny and Monongahela rivers.