1. SS Review – tcap part 1
4th grade

2. The ____________ people were the first people who came to North America. They were known as hunters and gatherers.

3. The _____Paleo___ people were the first people who came to North America. They were known as hunters and gatherers.

4. The ______ people lived in the time period following the Paleo Period
The ______ people lived in the time period following the Paleo Period. North America’s climate, plants, and animals became more like they are today.

5. The Archaic people lived in the time period following the Paleo Period
The Archaic people lived in the time period following the Paleo Period. North America’s climate, plants, and animals became more like they are today.

6. ________ people lived here after the Archaic people
________ people lived here after the Archaic people. They were farmers and lived in forests in the Southeastern United States… which includes the area now known as Tennessee.

7. Woodland people lived here after the Archaic people
Woodland people lived here after the Archaic people. They were farmers and lived in forests in the Southeastern United States… which includes the area now known as Tennessee.

8. The ___________ people were the last prehistoric Indians to live in Tennessee. They built buildings and towns near rivers.

9. The Mississippian people were the last prehistoric Indians to live in Tennessee. They built buildings and towns near rivers.

10. Scientists have found rare evidence of people interacting with animals at the ______________. Several mastodon bones were found here, as well.

11. Scientists have found rare evidence of people interacting with animals at the Coats-Hines Site. Several mastodon bones were found here, as well.

12. ____________is the second highest Indian mound in Tennessee
____________is the second highest Indian mound in Tennessee. It is located near Jackson, Tennessee.

13. Pinson Mounds is the second highest Indian mound in Tennessee
Pinson Mounds is the second highest Indian mound in Tennessee. It is located near Jackson, Tennessee.

14. ___________is located near Manchester, Tennessee
___________is located near Manchester, Tennessee. It is a large, open area surrounded by stone.

15. Old Stone Fort is located near Manchester, Tennessee
Old Stone Fort is located near Manchester, Tennessee. It is a large, open area surrounded by stone.

16. _________is a large Indian village built on the Mississippi River near Memphis, Tennessee.

17. Chucalissa is a large Indian village built on the Mississippi River near Memphis, Tennessee.

18. The ________________refers to a period of exchanges between the New and Old Worlds. Exchanges of plants, animals, diseases, and technology transformed European and Native American ways of life.

19. The Columbian Exchange refers to a period of exchanges between the New and Old Worlds. Exchanges of plants, animals, diseases, and technology transformed European and Native American ways of life.

20. ____________founded the colony of Maryland
____________founded the colony of Maryland. Because he was a devout Catholic, he left his government job in England.

21. Lord Baltimore founded the colony of Maryland
Lord Baltimore founded the colony of Maryland. Because he was a devout Catholic, he left his government job in England.

22. __________founded the colony of Rhode Island
__________founded the colony of Rhode Island. He was a Puritan minister who was forced to leave the Massachusetts Bay Colony because of his beliefs.

23. Roger Williams founded the colony of Rhode Island
Roger Williams founded the colony of Rhode Island. He was a Puritan minister who was forced to leave the Massachusetts Bay Colony because of his beliefs.

24. ________________founded the colony of Georgia
________________founded the colony of Georgia. He dreamed of creating a colony for poor people from England and elsewhere.

25. James Oglethorpe founded the colony of Georgia
James Oglethorpe founded the colony of Georgia. He dreamed of creating a colony for poor people from England and elsewhere.

26. __________founded the colony of Pennsylvania
__________founded the colony of Pennsylvania. He wanted to create a colony for the Quakers.

27. William Penn founded the colony of Pennsylvania
William Penn founded the colony of Pennsylvania. He wanted to create a colony for the Quakers.

28. __________founded the colony of Virginia.

29. John Smith founded the colony of Virginia.

30. ___________founded the colony of Massachusetts.

31. John Winthrop founded the colony of Massachusetts.

32. ______________founded the colony of Plymouth.

33. William Bradford founded the colony of Plymouth.

34. How did the colonists start working together during the colonial period?

35. How did the colonists start working together during the colonial period?
They held town meetings and representative assemblies.

36. What was the name of Tennessee’s first settlement?

37. What was the name of Tennessee’s first settlement?
Watauga

38. What term describes the event where Tennessee’s first settlers purchased land from the Cherokee?

39. What term describes the event where Tennessee’s first settlers purchased land from the Cherokee?
Watauga Purchase

40. What do you call the document that the settlers signed saying they were free from England?

41. What do you call the document that the settlers signed saying they were free from England?
Watauga Compact

42. _____________(aka Attalullakulla) was the leader of Cherokees when this purchase was made.

43. Little Carpenter (aka Attalullakulla) was the leader of Cherokees when this purchase was made.

44. ____________(Attakullakulla’s son) did not agree with the purchase decision.

45. Dragging Canoe (Attakullakulla’s son) did not agree with the purchase decision.

46. How did the country of France contribute to the colonists during the American Revolution?

47. How did the country of France contribute to the colonists during the American Revolution?
They gave gunpowder, ammunition, weapons, and money. They also sent military strategists over to help.

48. This French person helped by sailing to America and becoming a general because he believed in freedom and self-governance. Who is it?

49. This French person helped by sailing to America and becoming a general because he believed in freedom and self-governance. Who is it?
Kosciuszko

50. This French person helped by serving as Washington’s chief of staff during the war. Who is it?

51. This French person helped by serving as Washington’s chief of staff during the war. Who is it?
Baron Von Steuben

52. This French person helped by being Washington’s “right-hand man
This French person helped by being Washington’s “right-hand man.” Who is it?

53. This French person helped by being Washington’s “right-hand man
This French person helped by being Washington’s “right-hand man.” Who is it?
Marquis De Lafayette

54. How do the ideals set forth in the Declaration of Independence clash with slavery?

55. How do the ideals set forth in the Declaration of Independence clash with slavery?
Various answers – Example: The Declaration of Independence says that “all men are created equal.” Slavery does not support this statement.