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504299151 | What was the Iroquois League? What were its key characteristics? | a confederation, a loose group of governments working together, set up to settle disputes among the people peacefully.There are 5 different Indian groups together; Mohawks,Oneidas,Onondagas, Cayugas, and Senecas. | |
504299152 | What were the Middle Ages and the Renaissance? | 1. middle ages was the time of religion 2. Renaissance was the time of reason 3. MA boring no inventions no new ideas 4. RN was all about the new and rediscovery 5. MA there were a lot of battles over land 6. RN not a lot of public battle more privet | |
504299153 | Who was Mansa Musa? | one of the richest and most powerful kings of Mali; doubled size of kingdom; created strong central government; divided Mali into provinces | |
504299154 | How did Mansa Musa increase the influence of Islam? | Expanded Mali's domain Westward to the Atlantic Coast. | |
504299155 | Who was Heran Cortes? | Born 1485 University training as a Lawyer and he was also a Conquistador-fought Indian civilizations. | |
504299156 | Define Adobe. Which American Indian group used adobe and what did they use it for? | Adobe-Sun-dried bricks The Southwest people: Hohokams Apaches Pueblo Zunis Navajos Pimas Hopis They used it for homes and buildings | |
504299157 | How did the spread of civilization begin in the Americas. | The first setterlers traveled around the Americas. The indians also traveled around what is now known as the United States. | |
504299158 | How did European exploration affect the Americas? | They brought strange plants, farm animals, horses and disease. | |
504299159 | What was life like in West Africa before the age of European Exploration? | In West Africa they had slaves also but they were treated with more rights. You became a slave if you commited a crime or if you were an undesierable. Slaves had the right to marry and there children had the right to live a nonslavery life. Some Slave kids even became very powerful people. | |
504299160 | How did Europeans begin to explore more of the world? | They used ships to sail to the new world. | |
504299161 | Define Viceroy. Where did they have power? | A governor who ruled as a representative of a Monarch. New Spain Viceroy: Mexico,Central America,Caribbean Islands Peru Viceroy: South America except Portuguese Brazil | |
504299162 | Who was Samuel de Champlain? What relationship did he have with the Native Americans? | French merchants wanted the wealth that came from the fur trade. A group of French merchants hired Samuel de Champlain to find a place to build a settlement. Samuel de Champlain was a French explorer who founded Quebec in what is now Canada. He was also a intrepid soldier who became known as the "Father of New France" who entered into friendly relations with the Huron Indians and helped them defeat the Iroquois. | |
504299163 | How did royal colonies differ from proprietary colonies? | The Royal colonies belonged to the Crown and the Proprietary colonies belonged to powerful individuals or companies. | |
504299164 | What was the Mayflower Compact? What was its most important principle? | First written plan of government, that had direct democracy; with majority rule. Self-goverment | |
504299165 | Who were the Quakers? | A new religious group in England, they believed that all people had a direct link with God and did not need ministers. Their fundamental belief was that all people were equal in God's eyes..spoke out against slavery and esablished both men's and women's leadership for their meetings. Their leader was William Penn. | |
504299166 | Define Presidios. | Spanish Forts | |
504299167 | People who work to convert others to their religion. | Missionaries. | |
504299168 | Define Mestizos. | Children with mixed Spanish and Indian Ancestry. | |
504299169 | A water route to Asia through the cold waters of present day Canada. | Northwest Passage | |
504299170 | Define charter | Certificate of permission from the king . | |
504299171 | First representative body in colonial america | House of Burgesses | |
504299172 | Define Bacon's Rebellion | When Berkeley protested, Bacon marched his armed followers to Jamestown and burned the town. | |
504299173 | The rivalry over control of the trade, coupled with Indian opposition to English territorial expansion led to the outbreak of the _________. | Pequot War. | |
504299174 | _________ motivated people to leave their home countries. | Push Factors | |
504299175 | _________ attract people to a new location. | Pull Factors | |
504299176 | Define Indentured Servant. What future would a Indentured Servant expect? | Poor immigrants who paid for passage to the colonies by agreeing to work for 4 to 7 years. A hard work life for 4 to 7 years. | |
504299177 | What was the Magna Carta? | A document English nobles forced King John to accept in 1215. It protected English nobles by limiting the king's ability to tax them and guaranteeing due process, or the right to a trial. | |
504299178 | What was the great Awakening? | A religious Movement swept through the colonies | |
504299179 | What was the French and Indian War? | A battle declared by the British against the French and Native Americans for control over North America. | |
504299180 | What was the Pontiac's Rebellion? | The Indians attacked many British forts. Main goal was to weaken the British and to lure the French back into North America | |
504299181 | Define Mercantilism | Making money for the Mother Country An economic policy under which nations sought to increase their wealth and power by obtaining large amounts of gold and silver and by selling more goods than they bought | |
504299182 | Crops grown for sale | Cash Crops | |
504299183 | Crops that are in steady demand | Staple Crops |