Unit 3 Study Guide Flashcards

1
Q

Which tribe moved from Alabama and Georgia in the 1700’s to northern Florida?

A

Creek

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2
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What were the Seminole Indians known as

A

free people

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3
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Name the two jobs Seminole men did

A

hunted & fished

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4
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What caused the Black Seminoles to form a tribe

A

They were enslaved Africans that left and joined the Seminoles

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5
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Why did the Spanish welcome the Creek to Florida?

A

They wanted more people in Florida

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6
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What Native American groups did the Creek join to form the Seminoles?

A

Apalachee & Tequesta

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7
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How did the Seminoles use rivers?

A

For travel and fishing

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8
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What did the Seminole trade for European goods?

A

Animal skins & furs

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9
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What did the Black Seminole give to the Seminoles in return for protection

A

Crops & animals

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10
Q

The Adams - Onis Treaty was signed in February 2, 1819, during which war was it signed and why was the treaty signed?

A

The 1st Seminole war, The Spanish government did not think they could defeat the American army.

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11
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Why did Governor Duval set up a reservation for the Seminole?

A

the tensions between Seminoles and new settlers increased so Duval set up land for Seminoles only

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12
Q

In 1830, over 4,000 Seminole tribes surrendered and were forced to move to which state?

A

Oklahoma

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13
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What happened to the 300 Seminoles that refused to surrender or leave Florida?

A

They live in the Everglades

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14
Q

On May 7, 1858, during the 3rd Indian War, Billy Bowlegs agreed to do what in exchange for money and land?

A

End the war

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15
Q

What is a crop sold for profit called?

A

cash crop

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16
Q

Where di the Planters family live?

A

The Big House

17
Q

What type of technology was brought to Florida in 1829 that helped move crops and pioneers across the waterways?

A

Steam boat

18
Q

What is an abolitionist?

A

One who is against slavery

19
Q

What started the Civil War

A

The confederate army wanted to take over Fort Sumter, which belonged to the union. The union surrenderred but this started the war

20
Q

What was the purpose of a blockade?

A

To shut off an area to keep people and supplies from going in and out

21
Q

The southern states took on what part of the civil war and what did they believe?

A

Confederate - believed in slavery

22
Q

The northern states took on what part of the civil war and what did they believe?

A

Union - freedom of all

23
Q

Who won the Civil War? Andy why?

A

The Union because they had more money people and factories

24
Q

Explain the role of the Freeman’s Bureau

A

To help poor whites and freed African American w/ housing, food, medical care, and education

25
Explain how sharecropping helps planters?
They had little or no money to pay freedmen or poor whites to work so they rented their land for money.
26
What were the Black Codes
They restricted the rights of African Americans
27
Name 4 challenges that occurred during the reconstruction of Florida
The 4 challenges of Florida faced during reconstruction were the following: 1 - planters lost money and had to rent their land 2 - poor whites/Africans had no money homes, food, medical care or education 3 - Restricted rights to women and free slaves 4 - segregation These are the 4 challenges Florida took on.