the policy or practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country, occupying it with settlers, and exploiting it economically.
colonialism
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A staple crop for the Mississippian Indians was _______
corn or maize
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What Native American group encountered the first European Explorers in Georgia?
Mississippian Native Americans
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the 3 Gs: God, gold, and glory
Reasons for Spanish exploration
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The Mississippian Native Americans organized their villages/settlements/towns in a hierarchy of a _________
Chiefdom, elites at the top, commoners at the bottom
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Give at least 2 uses for the mounds created by the Mississippians.
Burial, Religious Ceremony, home to elites
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Mississippians had permanent homes made from __________
Wattle and Daub
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The most famous Spanish explorer that came to Georgia seeking a golden fortune was
Hernando De Soto
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Large fences surrounding the village/settlement/town to defend or enclose are know as _
palisades
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What was the number one cause of death for Native Americans during the 100 years after European Exploration began?
disease, no immunity to fight off disease brought by Europeans
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Name 3 reasons for the French Exploration and settlement in North America
New France colony, Furs, Freedom of Religion
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The Spanish set up these establishments, later settlements, on Georgia's Barrier Islands to assimilate the natives.