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Review Of Early Settlers.
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Who was the Indian leader who helped Oglethorpe to settle Savannah?
a) Squanto
b) Chattahoochee
c) Tomochichi
d) Withlacoochee
The first European country to stake a claim in Georgia was
a) Great Britain
b) France
c) Portugal
d) Spain
Which country was NOT a major colonizer in North America?
a) Spain
b) Portugal
c) Great Britain
d) France
The first Spanish settlement in the New World was built at
a) Jamestown, Virginia
b) Los Angeles, California
c) St. Augustine, Florida
d) Yamacraw Bluff
IN 1566, The Spaniards founded Georgia's first Spanish Mission, Mission Santa Catalina on which island?
a) Key West
b) St. Catherine's Island
c) St. Simon's Island
d) Catalina Island
The main purpose of the Spanish Missions in the Barrier Islands was to
a) Convert the Indians to the Catholic faith
b) Claim land for Spain
c) Provide protection for European settlers
d) Establish trade with Spain
Which was NOT a reason for the decline of the Spanish Missions on Georgia's Barrier Islands?
a) Pirate raids on the coast destroyed many missions
b) Some Indians resettled in areas not served by the missions
c) Some missions were raided by Indians who were allied with the British
d) Once the Indians became Catholics, the missions were no longer needed
Who was the first explorer to enter present-day Georgia?
a) Ponce de Leon
b) Francisco Pizarro
c) Hernando de Soto
d) Ferdinand Magellan
Why was de Soto's expedition considered a failure?
a) De Soto's men died of disease
b) De Soto did not find any gold or riches
c) De Soto traveled in the wrong direction
d) De Soto died before the expedition was finished
How did de Soto's march through Georgia change the lives and culture of the Native Americans?
a) The expedition introduced them to new types of food
b) The expedition resulted in the death of thousands of Native Americans
c) The expedition set up new trading opportunities for Native Americans
d) The expedition was responsible for converting Native Americans to Catholicism
Hernando de Soto began his travels near present-day
a) Tampa, Florida
b) Atlanta, Georgia
c) Memphis, Tennessee
d) Vicksburg, Mississippi
Hernando de Soto crossed the Mississippi River for the first time near the site of present-day city of
a) Natchez, Mississsippi
b) Memphis, Tennessee
c) Little Rock, Arkansas
d) Vicksburg, Mississippi
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