ikd

Question 1

Pueblo

Answer 1

a native American town characterized by flat roofed and Adobe houses in the southwestern usa

Question 2

encomienda

Answer 2

a land grant, given by the Spanish King to a colonist, that included the right to force the Native Americans to pay tribute or perform labor?

Question 3

encomienda

Answer 3

a land grant, given by the Spanish King to a colonist, that included the right to force the Native Americans to pay tribute or perform labor?

Question 4

presidio

Answer 4

a Spanish term for a military fortress or garrison

Question 5

Samuel de champlain

Answer 5

established the first permanent French settlement in North America in 1605

Question 6

3 French made items that the French traded with Native Americans

Answer 6

knives kettles and cloth

Question 7

what kind of trade did the French compete with the Dutch in

Answer 7

fur trade

Question 8

three Dutch words now in the english language

Answer 8

sleigh cookies boss

Question 9

three Dutch words now in the english language

Answer 9

sleigh cookies boss

Question 10

the Dutch enlarged new Netherland by purchasing land from where and when

Answer 10

new Sweden 1655

Question 11

regions of english colonies

Answer 11

new England, middle, southern

Question 12

regions of english colonies

Answer 12

new England, middle, southern

Question 13

why did jamestown have so little food In early years?

Answer 13

even though there was many resources like fish to catch plants and animals to hunt no one was used to being in the wilderness so they didn’t know how to use it

Question 14

what crop helped jamestown improve after 1912

Answer 14

tobacco

Question 15

primary source

Answer 15

a recording or document that gives a first-hand account of a historical event or time period

Question 16

loc meaning

Answer 16

library of Congress

Question 17

What was the first legislative assembly in the English colonies?

Answer 17

the house of burgesses

Question 18

when and where did the Pilgrims first arrive in the Americas

Answer 18

1620, Plymouth

Question 19

What year did English settlers arrive at Jamestown in modern-day Virginia?

Answer 19

1607

Question 20

What years did the Bacon Rebellion occur?

Answer 20

1675-1676

Question 21

What years did the Bacon Rebellion occur?

Answer 21

1675-1676

Question 22

What three things signaled the writer of the LOC document that something bad was about to happen?

Answer 22

a large comet, swarms of flies, flights if pidgeons

Question 23

What three things signaled the writer of the LOC document that something bad was about to happen?

Answer 23

a large comet, swarms of flies, flights if pidgeons

Question 24

summary of bacons rebellion

Answer 24

Bacon’s Rebellion was an armed rebellion by Virginia settlers that took place from 1676 to 1677. It was led by Nathaniel Bacon against Colonial Governor William Berkeley, after Berkeley refused Bacon’s request to drive Native American Indians out of Virginia.

Question 25

review

Answer 25

The British established 13 colonies in the land that we now call the United States. These 13 colonies eventually went on to become the first U.S. states. • When historians study the English colonies that were located in the present-day United States, they usually divide them into three regions. Each region has a distinct history, economy, and way of life. • Bacon's Rebellion highlighted the struggle between the wealthy planters, the settlers who wanted to push west, and the Native Americans. • The Virginia Colonial Government, the House of Burgesses, was alarmed at the way that both white and black indentured servants banded together during Bacon's Rebellion. Over time, they passed laws that replaced black indentured servitude with slavery.

Question 26

overview

Answer 26

7.2c European nations established colonies in North America for economic, religious, and political reasons. Differences in climate, physical features, access to water, and sources of labor contributed to the development of different economies in the New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies. L.2 Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing a. Use a comma to separate coordinate adjectives (e.g., It was a fascinating, enjoyable movie but not He wore an old[,] green shirt). b. Spell correctly. US Lesson & Part 1 - 2.2 Early English Settlements in North America Europeans came to the Americas due to economic, religious, and political reasons. Many of the first English arrivals had experienced religious persecution (mistreatment due to their political beliefs) because they did not belong to the Church of England. A significant portion of the new arrivals came to the Americas because they lacked economic opportunity in England. Political benefits also were possible because people did not necessarily have to own land in order to vote.