Who led the forces to conquer Tenochtitlan?

Tenochtitlan was the capital ____________ in the 1500s

The planned colony for ______________ in Mexico was called Mexico City

What was the name of the capital of the planned colony for the Spaniards in Mexico?

Mix of Spanish-Native American ancestry

Ponce De León discovered this land in 1513

The Spanish explorer who discovered Florida

In 1565, the Spanish outpost in Florida, which is today the oldest city in the U.S.

Religious leader of the Pueblo who led the rebellion against the Spaniards

Pope led a rebellion and expelled the Spaniards from _____________ for 12 years

John Rolfe introduced this product in Jamestown and helped make this colony profitable

These people agreed to work (servitude) in exchange for passage to North America

As more settlers arrived in Jamestown, relations with this group worsened

The Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay colonies were founded for ____________ freedom

Was religious freedom the basis for the founding of these two colonies?

The main conflict between Native Americans and settlers was over ___________

Name of the war with the Puritan settlements throughout New England

What is the name of the Native American chief who led them in King Philip's War?

_____________ appointed George Washington in charge of the Continental Army for the Revolutionary War

Who was appointed by the Second Continental Congress to lead the Continental Army?

Around 5,000 ______________ served in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War

Women participated in the Revolutionary War with one of the most famous _________________ from New Jersey, who was recognized for her heroic efforts

The term _____________ emerged from the Revolutionary War in the belief that all people were equal and remains a social goal for our country today

One of the only major cities in the south that was a thriving port city

In the south, not many important cities grew, but they had large plantations where they grew cash crops

In the south, the cultivation of rice, tobacco, indigo, etc. was called ______________ crops because they were intended to be sold for profit.

At the end of 1600, the South increased its reliance on enslaved _____________

The increase of enslaved Africans in the South occurred due to the decrease of

The series of trade routes connecting America, Europe, the Caribbean, and Africa was called

The part of the Triangular Trade that involved the transportation of slaves from Africa was called

The Triangular Trade connected the Americas, the Caribbean, Europe, and _________?

The largest city in the Americas in the mid-1700s

Philadelphia was located in the Colony of ______________

The region where the colony of Pennsylvania was located was called the Middle Atlantic colony or _____________

What is the name of the war that took place in North America between Great Britain and France?

The French and Indian War took place between Great Britain and __________

In the French and Indian War, Great Britain was allied with _____________

What is the name of the treaty that ended the French and Indian War, in which France lost most of its lands in America?

The French and Indian War changed when the British won the Battle of ___________

__________ captured 8 forts in the Ohio River Valley during the French and Indian War

The Parliament approved the ____________ that imposed a tax on printed items in the colonies

Colonists who remained loyal to Great Britain in the Revolutionary War

The colonists who wanted freedom from Britain were called _____________

This protest group was formed to protest against the Stamp Act in the colonies

Event that took place in Boston where 5 colonists died

During the Boston Massacre, an African American patriot was killed, being the first victim of the Revolutionary War

In response to the Stamp Act, the British removed all taxes except on ____________

The colonists protested against the tea tax with another protest called

Wrote a series of pamphlets arguing that the colonies should separate and be free from Britain

Thomas Paine's pamphlets calling for Colonies to be free from Britain were called

Thomas Jefferson wrote this famous document

In writing the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson drew upon the ideas of __________ and Enlightenment philosopher

The main ideas Jefferson said were certain rights that could not be taken away which were

The issue that held up the completing of the Declaration was the issue of