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GEOGRAPHY $100
The name given to the ocean located along the eastern coast of
North America.
GEOGRAPHY $200
Because it could be used to move west
toward the Mississippi River it was known as “The Gateway to the
West.”
GEOGRAPHY $300
In order to travel to Mexico and other parts of America, this is the body of water you would
probably choose for entering North America.
GEOGRAPHY $400
The Pueblo, not the Inuit, would be found
to live in this geographical region.
GEOGRAPHY $500
Traveling up the Mississippi River for France, LaSalle found
this region to be great for his trading
posts.
EXPLORERS $100
He explored Quebec for France.
EXPLORERS $200
Francisco Coronado took the Pueblo as slaves, but it was this that caused most of the Native Americans to
die, not abuse from the Spanish.
EXPLORERS $300
It was Samuel De Champlain that
established this settlement for France,
not John Cabot.
EXPLORERS $400
These three countries made discoveries throughout North
America.
EXPLORERS $500
The Spanish were in search of gold, but
the French found that when you traded this
it was worth its weight in gold.
COLONIAL LIFE $100
The “Lost Colony” was last seen at this
settlement.
COLONIAL LIFE $200
Religious reformers had to endure harsh winters because they established their
settlements in this colonial region.
COLONIAL LIFE $300
If you had settled in Georgia, you would
have been coming from this type of
establishment in England.
COLONIAL LIFE $400
Indentured servants can be found doing the labor in any of the
colonial regions, but slaves were seen strictly in this colonial region.
COLONIAL LIFE $500
One of the reasons for the American Revolution was
taxation without representation. Without the taxes, then the King could not afford to pay for this
event that took place between 1754 and 1763.
AMERICAN REVOLUTION $100
Thomas Jefferson may have been the one to
write it, but it was the voice of every American colonist when declaring their separation from
England.
AMERICAN REVOLUTION $200
Prior to this event the cause for
independence seemed to be a lost cause.
AMERICAN REVOLUTION $300
As an African American that once was a slave, she used her personal
experience in her poetry in order to inspire
independence throughout the colonies.
AMERICAN REVOLUTION $400
This tax, led the colonists to “Act” out
in the harbor.
AMERICAON REVOLUTION $500
The colonies could not have surrounded Yorktown, forcing
Cornwallis to surrender, if this country’s navy had not blockaded the
York River.
CREATING A NEW NATION$100
This president was known for warning
European nations to not interfere with
the western hemisphere.
CREATING A NEW NATION$200
The Bill of Rights were written in order to allow for everyone
to have these.
CREATING A NEW NATION$300
He was not only a President of the
United States, but he wrote the Bill of Rights into the U.S.
Constitution.
CREATING A NEW NATION$400
It was the only branch of government
provided by the Articles of
Confederation.
CREATING A NEW NATION$500
This new type of government divides power between the national and state
governments.
THE NATION EXPANDS$100
These two explorers were sent to make
discoveries west of the Mississippi River in the
Louisian Purchase.
THE NATION EXPANDS$200
We will “remember” this Spanish mission found in the heart of Texas.
THE NATION EXPANDS$300
This smart investment doubled the size of the United States in
1803.
THE NATION EXPANDS$400
McCormick can be found on the spice isle in the grocery store .
But it was the invention of this that he is best known for.
THE NATION EXPANDS$500
If gold is what I am looking for, I would
move to this new territory and try my
luck at panning.
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FIRST AMERICANS $200
You might want to bring a tool to cut the ice in order for you to start fishing
for your dinner if you were a part of this
Native American tribe.
FIRST AMERICANS$400
If I didn’t know any better, I would have thought that I saw
this Native American tribe wearing tree bark and plants for
clothes.
FIRST AMERICANS $600
I would hate to be a historian for the Kwakiutl tribe. It
would be impossible for me to carry around this form for recording their
family history.
FIRST AMERICANS $800
This Native American tribe would have been the one to teach new farming techniques to
the English, given where they lived in North
America.
FIRST AMERICANS $1000
It is safe to say that this Native American
tribe’s environment was exactly opposite of the Inuit’s environment.
GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS $200
The Ohio River, Mississippi River, and
Missouri River all meet up in this
geographical region.
GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS $400
If it wasn’t for the 135 degree heat in places like Death
Valley, this geographical region would be a great vacation spot.
GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS $600
Because of weathering, this geographical
region is said to be the oldest mountain
range in North America.
GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS $800
This vast region is where the nomadic Souix traveled
following the herds of buffalo.
GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS $1000
Just because it is shaped like a
horseshoe does not mean it is lucky for
all the Canadians that live there.
VOCABULARY $200
The belief that one’s country to supreme.
VOCABULARY $400
Trade, Gold, and Natural Resources
VOCABULARY $600
Law-making body
VOCABULARY $800
Rights that can not be taken away.
VOCABULARY $1000
Having enough (ie. Supplies)
DOCUMENTS $200
Was approved on July 4, 1776
DOCUMENTS $400
This was the first attempt at creating a new government but had more weaknesses then
strengths.
DOCUMENTS $600
“… all men created equal.” in this document did not include slaves or
women at the time it was written.
DOCUMENTS $800
Even though Lord Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown it was not until this document was signed that England
recognized the colonies’ independence.
DOCUMENTS $1000
This document establish the nation’s system of federalism
because its predecessor created too weak a national
government.
PRESIDENTS$200
After defeating the British, this colonial
general became the first president under the U.S. Constitution.
PRESIDENTS$400
If the United States had not won the War of 1812,
then this President elected after the war
could not warn Europe in his doctrine.
PRESIDENTS$600
Political parties were created during George
Washington’s presidency, but it was not until this president’s
administration that there was created a two-
party system in our government.
PRESIDENTS$800
Lewis and Clark followed this
President’s orders and explored the
Louisiana territory after he purchased it from the French.
PRESIDENTS$1000
This founding father wrote the Bill of
Rights to the Constitution, and
whose presidency was later tested during the War of 1812.
POTPOURRI$200
These people were the main source of labor
in the southern colonies.
POTPOURRI$400
The environment and climate effected the way in which these basic needs of the Native
Americans were met as a means to survive.
POTPOURRI$600
This body of water was explored by explorers
such as Francisco Coronado.
POTPOURRI$800
Water is scarce in the Basin and Range, unlike this geographical region where there are harbors filled with water for boats to drop anchor.
POTPOURRI$1000
Prince Henry began a profitable trade route on his way to India involving these three
civilizations (societies).
Dissatisfaction arose at the end of the
French and Indian War due to King George
establishing this line, in order to keep the colonists from moving west past the
Appalachian Highlands to ease the strained relationship with the Native American tribes.
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