Test 2 Study Guide Flashcards

1
Q

He developed the syllabary

A

Sequoya

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2
Q

He bought land from the Native Americans instead of just taking it.

A

Roger Williams

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3
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He spent his short life preaching to the Native Americans despite his illness. He died at age 29.

A

David Brainerd

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4
Q

He translated the Bible into the language of the Massachusetts Indians.

A

John Eliot

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5
Q

This preacher came to America from England; one of the most famous English preachers of his day.

A

John Wesley

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6
Q

He was declared the world’s greatest athlete during the 1950’s.

A

Jim Thorpe

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7
Q

The man who called Native Americans “Indians”.

A

Christopher Columbus

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8
Q

He was the leader of the Jamestown colony.

A

John Smith

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9
Q

He was the wise governor of Plymouth for 36 years.

A

William Bradford

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10
Q

This group wanted to separate from the Church of England.

A

Separatists

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11
Q

He was the friendly Indian who helped the Plymouth settlers with their farming.

A

Squanto

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12
Q

She was the powerful queen of England who said that Sir Walter Raleigh could not go to the New World.

A

Queen Elizabeth I

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13
Q

The first English child born in America.

A

Virginia Dare

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14
Q

He was the Pilgrim’s minister.

A

Elder Brewster

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15
Q

He was the Indian chief who made a treaty with the Pilgrims.

A

Massasoit

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16
Q

This leader insisted that men work for their food.

A

Captain John Smith

17
Q

What was Jamestown’s main money crop?

A

tobacco

18
Q

What was England’s first permanent colony in the New World?

A

Jamestown

19
Q

The Lost Colony that completely disappeared was called this:

A

Roanoke

20
Q

The colony of Jamestown was started by a group of merchants called the _______________ Company.

A

London

21
Q

The name of the ship that brought the Pilgrims to the New World.

A

Mayflower

22
Q

The book that told the history of the Plymouth settlement was called this.

A

Of Plymouth Plantation

23
Q

The first written agreement for self-government in the New World was the _________________ Compact.

A

Mayflower

24
Q

Both Roanoke and Jamestown were located in the part of the New World called ___________________.

A

Virginia

25
Q

Plymouth was located in the part of the New World called _____________________.

A

Massachusetts

26
Q

Native American dwelling made by stretching animal skins over long poles.

A

Tepee

27
Q

Native American boat made by stretching buffalo skins over a round frame.

A

Bullboat

28
Q

Popular Native American game played with long sticks.

A

snowsnake

29
Q

Caused the greatest change in the Native Americans’ way of life.

A

The Gospel

30
Q

Name of the Cherokee Alphabet.

A

syllabary

31
Q

A soldier who helped the Pilgrims deal with the Indians.

A

Miles Standish

32
Q

The winter of 1609-1610 was called the ______________ time.

A

starving

33
Q

Where the Separatists first went.

A

Holland

34
Q

This was a house, fort, and church in the Pilgrim settlement.

A

Common House