The Native American people crossed the land bridge from which two continents?

What is the proper name for people who hunted animals and gathered wild plants, fruits, and nuts to survive?

This explorer's discovery led to the Spanish colonization of the Americas (New Spain) and sparking colonization of the New World.

After contact with Europeans in the 1500s, millions of Native Americans died because of__________.

Why did the early explorers began to make voyages?

What nation sponsored Columbus´s expedition in 1492?

Why did Columbus sail west from Europe?

What was a benefit of exploring?

Definition: a Spanish community for the religious conversion and training of Native Americans

Which colonies were associated with plantations and small farms?

Which religion was a form of Christianity that was in opposition to the Catholic Church?

What was the name of the native group Columbus met when he reached land?

What do you call people who conquer lands and take what they want?

Who was the Spanish priest who spoke out against the mistreatment of Indians in New Spain?

Many of the European countries wanted to spread what religion?

Which colonies were nicknamed "The Breadbasket Colonies?"

Which colonies were home to the most loyal members of the Anglican Church (Church of England)?

The Salem Witch Trials were based in which colonies?

South Carolina and Virginia were located in which colonies?

Which European country was the first to establish a permanent settlement in the Americas?

What was the cash crop that saved Jamestown?

What is the quality of the soil found in the New England colonies?

Which religious groups were present in the middle colonies?

Which religious groups were present in the New England colonies?

What was a significant characteristic of the middle colonies' social structure?

The first successful colony was founded where in 1607?

Which of the following is NOT a Southern Colony?

Which colony was founded in 1663 along with North Carolina?

In the Southern Colonies, what was most important socially?

Why did the first people cross the land bridge to North America?

What was the primary economic activity of New France?

Which group of people used canoes, lived in towns, and had totem poles?

Which group of people were mound builders and lived Midwestern United States all the way down to present-day New Orleans?

Which group of people ate a variety of food (meat, fish, and crops) and lived in longhouses?

Which group of people organized Irrigation and aqueducts to feed and water large cities throughout Mexico and Central America and believed in human sacrifices?

Which group of people lived in modern day Arizona and New Mexico in cave dwellings to shelter them from the heat?

What was the Encomienda System?

Which country was considered the "friendliest" to the Native Americans?

Definition: form of business organization in which many investors pool funds to raise large amounts of money for large projects

"The Starving Time" is about the difficulties of what colony?

Who bartered with the Powhatan tribe and is considered a “Hero of Jamestown"?

This person was the minister who founded Providence, Rhode Island and believed in the separation of church and state

This explorer helped Jamestown create a profitable tobacco crop and married Pocohantas.

1. The Pilgrims and Puritans were both Protestant groups that shared Calvinist beliefs, fleeing England to Massachusetts due to religious persecution. What is the difference between the two groups?

Definition: The written framework of government for the Pilgrims at Plymouth signed

Definition: Considered the first constitution of the western world and was influential in the creation of others

This individual is considered one of the first feminists and was convicted of heresy for questioning male authority in Rhode Island.

1. This colony is a proprietary colony named after Charles I’s wife, Queen Henrietta Maria.

1. This individual was from the Wampanoag tribe and served as an emissary and interpreter for the Pilgrims.