
Vocabulary Review H1/H2
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- Q1garden cultivation; important to the Mississippian culture.manufacturingmaizecherthorticulture20s
- Q2main crop grown by the American Indian living in Georgia before European explorationtobaccomaizecottonwheat20s
- Q3the last major prehistoric Native American culture in Georgia; known for being large scale framers and mound builders who traded throughout North America.PaleoMississippianWoodlandArchaic20s
- Q4walls built of a network of interwoven sticks and covered with mud or clay; used by early American Indian cultures and European settlers to build thier homes.adobe claywattle and daubtepeethatch and mud20s
- Q5churches set up by the Spanish in hopes of converting Native Americans to Christianity.fortsmissionsoutpostfriars20s
- Q6Spanish Conquistador who led an expedition through the Southeastern United States; credited as being the first European in Georgia.Christopher ColumbusHernando De SotoHernans CortesJames Oglethorpe20s
- Q7the document that formally established the colony of Georgia; outlines the reasons for Georgia’s founding and the regulations set up by the trustees.Declaration of IndependenceCharter of 1732Articles of ConfederationProclamation of 176320s
- Q8someone who owed more money to someone/institution than they had.lenderownerdebtorcreditor20s
- Q9one of the reasons for Georgia’s founding, to help protect South Carolina from Spanish Floridacharityeconomicsdefensephilanthropy20s
- Q10one of the three reasons for Georgia’s founding. The English hoped that Georgia would beable to produce wine, rice, silk, and indigo.charityeconomicsphilanthropydefense20s
- Q11one of the three reasons for Georgia’s founding. James Oglethorpe and the trustees hoped to bring debtors and England’s “worthy poor” to the colony to begin new lives.philanthropyeconomicsdefense20s
- Q12as the Chief of the Yamacraw Indians who befriended James Oglethorpe and allowed the English to settle on his land.James OglethorpeSequoyahPowhatanTomochichi20s
- Q13one of the 21 members of the trustees who established Georgia; only trustee to come to the colony and served as the de facto military and governmental leader of the colony.George WashingtonKing GeorgeTomochichiJames Oglethorpe20s
- Q14Creek Indian woman who served as the translator for James Oglethorpe and Yamacraw Chief Tomochichi.Nancy HartMary MusgroveSacajaweaPocahontas20s
- Q15- first planned city in the new world, oldest city in GeorgiaAtlantaMaconAugustaSavannah20s