Unit 2 Jeopardy

Final Jeopardy

GA PIEDMONT ATLANTA CHEROKEE WOODSTK WMS

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$100 Question from GA

The Spanish began to colonize the southeastern North American continent by building what?

$100 Answer from GA

Missions – missionaries would spread Christianity first

$200 Question from GA

What were the names of the two Spanish missionary providences in

Georgia

$200 Answer from GA

Guale and Mocama

$300 Question from GA

What are the 3 reasons Spain came to the New World?

$300 Answer from GA

To convert the Indians to Christianity

to expand the empire to try to find gold and other riches for Spain

$400 Question from GA

What is mercantilism?

$400 Answer from GA

An economic trade policy where a country seeks a favorable balance of trade by selling more good to others than it buys from other countries.

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$500 Question from GA

What are the 4 reasons English leaders wanted to establish the new colony of Georgia?

$500 Answer from GA

Military as a buffer colony to SC, Religious Freedom for Protestants Wealth and Power for the KingEconomic – Mercantilism.

$100 Question from PIEDMONT

Who were the North and South American Continents named for?

$100 Answer from PIEDMONT

Amerigo Vespucci

$200 Question from PIEDMONT

What was Columbus looking for when he went sailing in 1492?

$200 Answer from PIEDMONT

A western route to reach the Indies - Asia

$300 Question from PIEDMONT

What three European countries wanted to settle the

southeast area known as Georgia today?

$300 Answer from PIEDMONT

England, Spain and France

$400 Question from PIEDMONT

What was the Age of Discovery?

$400 Answer from PIEDMONT

The period when European nations began looking for their own direct route to the Far East

$500 Question from PIEDMONT

Which of the Trustee regulations imposed on the colonists was the most unpopular and

WHY?

$500 Answer from PIEDMONT

Land could not be sold but could be passed on to a male heir.

This kept women from inheriting land and locked colonists to their land.

$100 Question from ATLANTA

The first permanent ENGLISH settlement in

America was what?

$100 Answer from ATLANTA

Jamestown in 1607

$200 Question from ATLANTA

The colonists arrived in Georgia at

Yamacraw Bluff on what date?

$200 Answer from ATLANTA

February 12, 1733

$300 Question from ATLANTA

According to the terms of the original charter for

Georgia, WHO could not become colonists?

$300 Answer from ATLANTA

Catholics, lawyers, slaves

$400 Question from ATLANTA

What 4 things were not allowed in the original GA colony?

$400 Answer from ATLANTA

Liquor, Slavery, Lawyers, Catholics

$500 Question from ATLANTA

What were the original boundaries of the GA colony under the land grant for issued by the

king?

$500 Answer from ATLANTA All vacant land between the Altamaha and Savannah rivers, from the Atlantic

to the Pacific

$100 Question from CHEROKEE

What year was Georgia made the

13th colony by Royal Charter?

$100 Answer from CHEROKEE

1732

$200 Question from CHEROKEE

Who built Fort Darien?

$200 Answer from CHEROKEE

Scottish Highlanders

$300 Question from CHEROKEE

After Oglethorpe left Georgia, the trustees

tried to get the colony’s economy going by

doing what?

$300 Answer from CHEROKEE

Relaxing land regulations and allowing slavery

$400 Question from CHEROKEE

How did illness and death create severe problems for Georgia’s

early settlers?

$400 Answer from CHEROKEE It slowed (hampered) the progress

of the early colony. Made many colonists leave for other colonies.

$500 Question from CHEROKEE

How did the government of Georgia change under

Royal Rule?

$500 Answer from CHEROKEE

Royal Governors

Georgia was under the direct control of the British government

A Legislative body was created.

BONUS Point– Who was the best of the Royal Governors?

$100 Question from WOODSTOCK

What was the name of the first English settlement in GA?

Who established GA?

$100 Answer from WOODSTOCK

Savannah&

James Oglethorpe

$200 Question from WOODSTOCK

Where did the battle of Bloody Marsh take place?

$200 Answer from WOODSTOCK

Fort Frederica on St. Simons Island

$300 Question from WOODSTOCK

Who was defeated at the Battle of Bloody Marsh?

Why was this battle so important?

$300 Answer from WOODSTOCK

The English defeated the Spanish –

Last time Spanish invade GA

$400 Question from WOODSTOCK

How did Georgia’s population change after the French and

Indian War?

WHY?

$400 Answer from WOODSTOCK

It increased due to giving away land in the Headright System.

$500 Question from WOODSTOCK

Describe the Salzburgers – Where did they come from?

Why did they come? Where did they settle?

$500 Answer from WOODSTOCK

City named Salzburg in Europe

Seeking Religious Freedom

Built Ebenezer Community

$100 Question from WMS

The French and Indian war was primarily fought between

what two European countries?

$100 Answer from WMS

England and France

$200 Question from WMS

What was the Headright System?

$200 Answer from WMS

A plan for distributing Indian land given to GA. The head of the

family had the right to 100 acres of land. Was aimed at increasing

GA’s population.

$300 Question from WMS

What was the difference between the Malcontents of

Savannah and the Salzburgers & Scottish

Highlanders?

$300 Answer from WMS

Malcontents argued to allow slavery in GA.

Scottish Highlanders and Salzburgers argued against

slavery.

$400 Question from WMS

What was the GA Colony supposed to produce for

England?

What did GA actually produce?

$400 Answer from WMS

Silk, Wine Grapes & Rice

Rice, Indigo & Cotton

$500 Question from WMS

WHICH CAME FIRST???

Georgia is a royal colony under the King’s controlOR

Georgia is a trustee colony under Trustee control_______________________________________

Anne sailed from EnglandOR

Georgia’s charter is signed by the King

$500 Answer from WMS

Trustee Colony was before

Royal Colony

The Charter had to be signed by the King before the Anne could

set sail for GA.

Final Jeopardy

Describe how mercantilism and triangular trade

benefited England economically?

Final Jeopardy Answer

Colonies provided RAW MATERIALS to England.

England made finished goods from raw materials.

England then traded finished goods to Africa for slaves.

England then took slaves and remainder of finished foods to the colonies to sell for 100% profit.