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Native Americans and European Exploration in Georgia Test
Native Americans and European Exploration in Georgia Test
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A Social Studies test for #GeorgiaStudies students
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1
The Mississippian culture was able to "stay put" because...
they followed large herds of animals around.
they banded together for protection.
they began to cultivate food.
they developed sophisticated means of transportation.
2
Most European Explorers came from these countries
England, Spain and France
Spain, England and Italy
Spain, Portugal and England
England, Spain and Portugal
3
Do the Native American people in one civilization all die at once and then a new one begins?
Yes, but, only in a spiritual afterlife.
No, the civilizations evolve in culture into a new one.
Yes, but, not everyone always dies.
No, they all change over on Jan. 1 to the new civilization.
4
What happened to Native American's movement as they began to grow their own food?
There was no change in movement.
Movement INCREASED
Movement DECREASED
5
This is the name of the land-bridge that Paleo people traveled to North America on..
Bellagio
Piedmont
Beringia
Coastal Plain
6
What motivation was shared by the Spanish, French and English explorers?
All wanted to cultivate permanent settlements
They all wanted to improve their economies
Mercantilism was their economic system
They all wanted to spread Christianity
7
There are few Paleo sites in Georgia because
they were mainly in the west.
Their stuff is so old it is too deep in the earth to find.
They moved too much and didn't leave things.
Pirates came through and stole all of their possessions.
8
Did the population of Native Americans INCREASE or DECREASE after European contact?
DECREASE
INCREASE
9
The British and the French differ in regards to exploration and colonization in that...
Fur trading was main source of $ for English
Only the French wanted to convert the natives
French were less interested in occupying territories
both settled in North America
10
What are the largest impact of European Exploration in North America?
Communication made getting things done difficult
Disease killed most of the population of Native Americans
Indians created immunizations to counteract diseases
Indians welcomed the explorers and learned their culture
11
Why did the kings of European Countries want exploration and settlements in the New World?
Needed a place to send sick people
Map making skills in the New World were a hot commodity!
more land = bigger empires
to force Native Americans into slavery
12
How do we know that Indians believed in some form of life after death?
Legends passed down from generation to generation.
Tribal centers had churches for worship.
Burial mounds had belongings in them for the dead.
Pictographs and cave drawings depicted a spiritual world.
13
What were the Spanish Missions meant to do?
Spread Catholicism
Provide protection
Establish trade
Create jobs for the economy
14
Who will win this weekends contest between UNC and UGA?
The Dawgs
UGA
The Silver Britches
Georgia
15
Hernando de Soto traveled through these states (but, not ONLY these states)...
North Carolina and Arkansas
Georgia and Alabama
South Carolina and Georgia
Virginia and Georgia
16
What benefit were the Native Americans to the Europeans?
They would end the slave trade with Africa.
They would provide a large supply of labor.
They would save the debtors in a debtors prison.
They would provide them with eternal salvation.
17
Which culture is the earliest (oldest)?
Archaic
Woodland
Paleo
Mississippian
18
"90% of the native population was killed by disease and warfare" proves that
The Spanish liked to kill native americans
The Spanish were mean
The Spanish had a devastating effect on Indians in the SE
The Spanish had to import slaves to work
19
Which culture is the most recent?
Mississippian
Archaic
Woodland
Paleo
20
Why did Spain explore and colonize the New World?
Find new trade routes to India
Destroy cultures that pose a threat to European culture
Spread Catholicism
Find new areas of raw resources
21
The Spanish who lived in the missions often made Native Americans
fetch them food and water
fight on their behalf
move away, farther into the forests
change their personal beliefs and customs
22
What technology improved from the Archaic to the Woodland Period?
atlatl and bow and arrow
spears and headdresses
nomadic living to permanent living
agriculture and farming
23
Three reasons the Spanish explored were
God, Gold and Glory
Glory, Gold, and Cod
Glory, Glory to ole' Georgia
Great, Good, Golly
24
Religious Europeans came to the barrier islands because they wanted to
get gold and silver (for the church, of course)
convert the natives
start a farm with the new land
escape religious persecution
25
In the Age of Exploration (1488-1540) why did Europeans begin exploring?
Find new land, creatures and cultures; increase knowledge
Teach new cultures the right way to live
There were cultures that needed to know about Christianity
New materials, and markets to sell goods to increase wealth
26
Why did England explore and settle new lands in the 17th century?
need to be separate from the Catholic church
Spread the Christian faith
protect itself from invasion
increase wealth of the country
