11/15 Chapter Test Review Flashcards

1
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What is an area settled and ruled by the government of a distant land?

A

Colony

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2
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What is a moment in history that marks a decisive change?

A

Turning Point

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3
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What does it mean to travel all the way around the Earth?

A

Circumnavigate

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4
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What is the global exchange of goods and ideas resulting from the encounter between the peoples of the Eastern and Western hemispheres?

A

Columbian Exchange

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5
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Who were seafaring people from Scandinavia (Norway, Sweden, and Finland)?

A

Vikings

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6
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What was the line that ran from the North Pole to the South Pole where Spain received all the land West of the line and Portugal was given all the land East of the line?

A

Line of Demarcation

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7
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What was the treaty which moved the line of demarcation further west, evening up the land distribution?

A

Treaty of Tordesillas

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8
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Who discovered the Pacific Ocean, but originally called it the South Sea?

A

Balboa

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9
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Who was the first person to circumnavigate the globe?

A

Magellan

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10
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What is a Spanish explorer who claims lands in America for Spain?

A

Conquistador

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11
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What were towns in the Spanish colonies called?

A

Pueblos

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12
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What were forts where soldiers lived in the Spanish colonies?

A

Presidios

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13
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What were religious settlements that aimed to spread a religion into a new area?

A

Missions

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14
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What were people who were from Spain who held a position of power in a Spanish colony?

A

Peninsulares

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15
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What were people born in Spain’s American colonies to Spanish parents?

A

Creoles

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16
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What were people of mixed Spanish and Indian background?

A

Mestizos

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17
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Who was the conquistador in which destroyed the Incan Empire?

A

Pizzaro

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18
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Who was the conquistador that was looking for the Fountain of Youth, but found St. Augustne?

A

Ponce de Leon

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19
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Who was the conquistador that was looking for the Seven Cities of Gold, but found the Grand Canyon?

A

Coronado

20
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Who was the Spanish priest who criticized the mistreatment of the Indians?

A

Fr. De Las Casa

21
Q

Who were people mixed of Spanish and African?

A

Mulattoes

22
Q

What was the system where Spain granted land to the Spaniards to come and settle in America?

A

Encomienda System

23
Q

What was the direct water route way up North that was never found?

A

Northwest Passage

24
Q

What were French fur trappers?

A

Coureur de bois

25
Q

What is an agreement between nation to aid and protect one another?

A

Alliance

26
Q

What is a legal document giving certain rights to a person or company?

A

Charter

27
Q

What is a representative to the colonial Virginia government?

A

Burgess

28
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What was the 1676 revolt of Virginia colonists against the colony’s government?

A

Bacon’s Rebellion

29
Q

Who spent a lot of time looking for the Northwest Passage?

A

John Cabot

30
Q

Who was the Italian who sailed for France and explored all the way from Nova Scotia to the Carolinas?

A

Verrazzano

31
Q

Who explored the St. Lawrence River and the Gulf of St. Lawrence?

A

Cartier

32
Q

Who founded New France and established Quebec in Canada and Lake Champlain?

A

Samuel de Champlain

33
Q

Which 2 people explored the Mississippi River?

A

Marquette and Joliet

34
Q

Who explored the mouth of the Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico?

A

LaSalle

35
Q

Who purchased the land from the Indians and called it New Amsterdam?

A

Peter Minuit

36
Q

Who founded Roanoke 1?

A

Sir Walter Raliegh

37
Q

Who settled Roanoke 2?

A

John White

38
Q

What was the company where investors bought a stock in a company and received profits if it was successful?

A

Join Stock Company

39
Q

Who saved Jamestown with tobacco seeds?

A

John Rolfe

40
Q

What was the government of England in which was later called Parliament?

A

Great Council

41
Q

What was the ship in which the Pilgrims came over on?

A

Mayflower

42
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What was the 1620 agreement for the rulin of the Plymouth Colony?

A

Mayflower Compact

43
Q

What was the theory that a nation’s economic strength came from selling more than it bought from other nations?

A

Mercantilism

44
Q

What is a political system in which voters elect representatives to make laws for them?

A

Representative Government

45
Q

Describe the importance of the Jamestown settlement. List their hardships and how they survived. Be sure to include what type of colony it started out as and what it finally changed to.

A

Jamestown started off as a very unsuccessful settlement. One of the reasons it started off as unsuccessful was because it had poor farmland with mosquitoes which caused malaria. Captain John Smith and John Rolfe were the two main guides to Jamestown’s success. John Smith saved the colony from starvation by telling the colonists that they must work in order to eat. John Rolfe saved the colony by planting and harvesting tobacco which became a cash crop and was sold to Europe.

46
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Describe the importance of the Plymouth settlement. Provide a brief history and explain how ti was settled.

A

The Plymouth colony was America’s first permanent Puritan settlement. The Pilgrims left England to seek religious freedom or to simply find a better life. In late December, the Mayflower anchored at Plymouth Rock, where the pilgrims formed the first permanent settlement of Europeans in New England.