Expansion/American Revolution

Man who helped Latin American countries gain their independence

Last place in Spain occupied by Moors

Muslim palace in Granada, Spain

Small strip of water between Europe and Africa

Rebirth of culture, trade, cities, and society in Europe

Country that's quickest to regain power after 700 Years War

Member of Portuguese family and his contribution to Expansion

Portuguese captain who reached the Cape of Good Hope

Portuguese captain who reached India

Portuguese captain who reached the coast of Brazil

Movement under King Henry the 8th with Martin Luther at the head

Established in 1494 to separate the world between France and Spain

Spain's established this headquarter in America around 1510

This captain crossed the Isthmus of Panama in 1513 to reach the Pacific Ocean

Hernando Cortez

Sante Fe, New Mexico

Two items Spanish traded to Indians that made them fierce and able to fight off Europeans

Fierce Indians associated with sheep

Cash crop in Caribbean islands that stimulates the trade of slaves

Spanish Conquistador who conquers the Incan civilization

Two land forms that keep Portuguese and Spanish apart in South America

People used for slave labor by Spanish?
by Portuguese?

King of a foreign nation elected by king of mother country

Name for a ship that went from Spain to Manilla

Pure blood Spanish born in America

Name for a person born on the peninsula between Spain and Portugal

Name for a person of mixed Spanish and Indian decent

A person of mixed African and European decent

Catholic priests who settled California

Gentleman on horseback

Fortified Spanish base in America

Fort in Texas captured by Spanish before the Alamo

Spanish explorer of Florida associated with the Fountain of Youth

Survivor of the Narvaez expedition

Spanish explorer of California who was searching for gold that Corbeza de Vasca had told of

Name meaning the "estate plain"

Spanish Conquistador who was first Spaniard to cross the Mississippi River and has a bridge named after him in Memphis, Tennessee

Famous ship used by Spanish

Spanish name for a cowboy

Father/Governor of French Canada

Year in which Quebec was established

Name the English gave for French Acadia when they captured the province

Indian tribe in Canada

Anti-French Indian tribe found in New York

French name given to fur traders that translates as "runner of the woods"

Priests in Canada who wore black robes

French explorers of the upper Mississippi River region

First French explorer to reach the Gulf of Mexico

French name meaning "sir"

French name for the female equivalent of a "sir"

Year in which French establish Mobile, Alabama

Ruling family of Spain

Ruling family of France

French fort that got destroyed by Spanish in St. Augustine, FL

French protestants during the Protestant Reformation

Year English establish Charleston

Year Spanish establish Pensacola, FL

French word for dried/salted meat

Leading French authority during Expansion

French fort in Alabama destroyed during French and Indian War

All able bodied men 18 plus

Frech fort in current day Pittsburg where the French and Indian War started

Location outside Quebec city where British defeat the French in 1759

Location where Lake Michigan and Lake Huron meet

To cut off circulation to a tree

King of France from 1643 to 1715 from the Bourbon Family

Name for a French soldier

Name for the rapids between Lake Superior and Lake Huron on border of Canada and U.S
oldest settlement in Michigan

Two rivers which allow travel from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi

War of the Grand Alliance
King Williams War

War of Spanish Succession
Queen Anne's War

Yamasee War

War of Austrian Succession
King George II's War

English trading company

French and Indian War
Seven Years War

Name for colonists faithful to King George

Name for colonists against King George

Name of the Massachusetts militia

Event in Boston where British kill five colonists

Colonial lawyer who defended the British soldiers who killed colonists in Boston Massacre

Organization that spread news about the revolution throughout the colonies

First battles of the American Revolution

Fort Ticonderoga
on Lake Champlain
in NewYork

Phrase written by Thomas Paine regarding fair weather Patriots

Patriots forced British out of Boston from this location
with weapons and cannons from Ticonderoga

Name for the day when British left Boston

French soldier who fought for the U.S during the war for independence

German soldier who trained U.S soldiers

Polish man who is considered the father of the American calvary and died at the Battle of Savannah

Winter fort of the U.S Army in Pennsylvania

Battle Americans under Benedict Arnold win which convinces French to give aid

Congress that met in Philadelphia to elect a commander in chief and write the Constitution

Leader of the French Army during the American Revolution

Spanish contribution to the American Revolution

Battle of Yorktown

Fierce British command on horseback

700 Years War

English ''Sea Dogs"

Year in which Spanish settle Texas

Year in which Spanish settle California

Names of two French brothers who establish towns in Louisiana

Allies from 1700 on

American soldier known as the "Swamp Fox"

American soldier known as the "Game Cox"

Kings Mount

Battle of Cowpens

German mercenaries under British control

Known as the father of the American Navy

Second country after the U.S to gain independence

Original name of Duluth, Minnesota that means "head of the lake"

Name of the ship carrying ore that was lost on Lake Michigan in 1950's

French translation of Grand Tetons

French name for the Rocky Mountains

Two Indian tribes that harvested rice in Minnesota and Wisconsin

Invading species brought into the Great Lakes by ships

Range that contained vast amounts of ore in Minnesota

Component needed to make steel

City in Indiana on the end of Lake Michigan where steel was made

Guide who led the Lewis and Clark Expedition up the Missouri River

Native American from current day Idaho who led the Lewis and Clark Expedition from the Rocky Mountains as far as was familiar to her

Name for American fur traders in the Rockies

Reason Georgia was established

British explorer who established Georgia

British fort of St. Simons Island

English King from 1760 to 1820

Famous people who were at the Alamo

French term that means "narrows" for its location between Lake Huron and Lake Michigan

City in Minnesota that was established by a Jesuit priest, Marquette, and is famous for dairying

Minnesota city that is the first point on Lake Superior

Guilford Courthouse

Grave under a pile of rocks