U.S. History
Instant Activities
Spiral
Review
of Social Studies topics Including:
U.S. History, Economics, and
Geography
By: Melissa Shaw
Spiral Instant Activities
for U.S. History
Thank you for purchasing my Spiral Instant Activities for U.S.
History. I created this resource to use in my own classroom. I truly
believe that Spiral Review is the key to success when teaching any
subject area. I have used my Spiral Review for Math for the past 2
years and it has helped my students make huge gains on
standardized test scores. For this reason, I have created a similar
spiral review system for my Social Studies class. I use the History
Alive program, so most of the topics follow the progression of this
program. This was created for my 5th Grade classroom but would
also be a great review for any U.S. History classroom.
On the next page you will find the Topics Index, which shows all the
Topics taught in my Social Studies classroom and covered in this
review. You can look beside each topic to see when it is first
introduced, and on which Review sheets it is addressed.
Each review sheet is numbered, and contains 1-3 questions. To save
paper, there are 2 reviews on each sheet.
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Social Studies Topics Index
Listed are the topics covered in 5th Grade Social Studies and
the History Mystery #’s that review each topic.
Regions:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 19, 26, 41, 54, 68, 81, 87, 91, 98, 112
Geography:
6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 17, 28, 43, 59, 73, 86,99, 111, 117
Native Americans & Culture:
11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 22, 35, 46, 57, 71, 89, 97, 113, 120
Age of Exploration:
16, 17, 18, 20, 39, 52, 66, 79, 93, 107, 116
Early English Settlements:
21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 43, 49, 59, 67, 88, 102, 108, 116, 119
Colonies:
26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 37, 48, 65, 78, 96, 110
Slavery:
31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 51, 63, 85, 101, 105, 116
Colonial Life:
36, 37, 38, 40, 61, 83, 95, 114
Events Leading to the Revolutionary War:
41, 42, 44, 45, 47, 56, 70, 80, 93, 104, 118
The Revolutionary War:
48, 50, 52, 53, 54, 62, 75, 86, 98, 103
Government:
55, 58, 60, 63, 64, 74, 84, 87, 88, 94, 103, 106, 109, 115
Westward Expansion:
66, 67, 68, 69, 72, 90, 99
Civil War:
73, 74, 76, 77, 78, 79, 81, 96, 101, 119
Industrialization and Modern America:
77, 80, 82, 85, 86, 87, 92, 98, 100, 102, 108, 112
Economics:
83, 85, 90, 92, 94, 105, 106, 111, 116
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #1
What are the Regions of the United States?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #1
What are the Regions of the United States?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #2
1.
What are some things you might see in the Northeast?
Which mountain range could you find in the West Region?
Rocky Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
Smokey Mountains
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #2
1.
What are some things you might see in the Northeast?
Which mountain range could you find in the West Region?
Rocky Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
Smokey Mountains
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #3
1. Describe the Midwest Region of the U.S.
2. Which region of the U.S. would most likely have a cattle
ranch?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #3
1. Describe the Midwest Region of the U.S.
2. Which region of the U.S. would most likely have a cattle
ranch?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #4
1. Which region would be considered the most urban?
Northeast
Southwest
Southeast
2. What does the word “rural” mean?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #4
1. Which region would be considered the most urban?
Northeast
Southwest
Southeast
2. What does the word “rural” mean?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #5
Choose any region of the United States and tell what you
would see if you visited this region.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #5
Choose any region of the United States and tell what you
would see if you visited this region.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #6
1. What is absolute location?
2. What kind of map shows state lines?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #6
1. What is absolute location?
2. What kind of map shows state lines?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #7
1. Which type of map shows land features such as
mountains and rivers?
Political Map
Physical Map
Thematic Map
2. What kind of map would you use to identify population
density of countries?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #7
1. Which type of map shows land features such as
mountains and rivers?
Political Map
Physical Map
Thematic Map
2. What kind of map would you use to identify population
density of countries?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #8
1. Which lines run parallel to the Prime Meridian?
Latitude
Longitude
2. What are the Cardinal Directions?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #8
1. Which lines run parallel to the Prime Meridian?
Latitude
Longitude
2. What are the Cardinal Directions?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #9
1. What is the line at 0 degrees latitude called?
2. Florida is an example of what kind of landform?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #9
1. What is the line at 0 degrees latitude called?
2. Florida is an example of what kind of landform?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #10
1. Which region of the United States does not border an
ocean?
2. The Earth is divided into four halves (Northern,
Southern, Eastern, and Western), called
_____________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #10
1. Which region of the United States does not border an
ocean?
2. The Earth is divided into four halves (Northern,
Southern, Eastern, and Western), called
_____________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #11
Describe one group of Native Americans and how they
adapted to their environment
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #11
Describe one group of Native Americans and how they
adapted to their environment
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #12
1. True or False: different cultures can share the same
elements.
2. In which Native American Region was Buffalo
plentiful?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #12
1. True or False: different cultures can share the same
elements.
2. In which Native American Region was Buffalo
plentiful?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #13
1. Who are members of your Nuclear Family?
2. Which Native American Region would you most likely
find clay pots for storing water?
Plateau
Southwest
Southeast
Eastern Woodlands
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #13
1. Who are members of your Nuclear Family?
2. Which Native American Region would you most likely
find clay pots for storing water?
Plateau
Southwest
Southeast
Eastern Woodlands
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #14
1. In which Native American Region did people live in
Chickees?
2. Why did they live in chickees?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #14
1. In which Native American Region did people live in
Chickees?
2. Why did they live in chickees?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #15
1. What is an example of a social group?
2. True or False: Culture is instinctive.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #15
1. What is an example of a social group?
2. True or False: Culture is instinctive.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #16
1. What were two navigation tools used by explorers?
2. Which explorer was in search of a city of gold?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #16
1. What were two navigation tools used by explorers?
2. Which explorer was in search of a city of gold?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #17
1. Compare and Contrast Absolute and Relative Location
2. True or False: Christopher Columbus claimed European
land in the new world, but thought he was in Asia.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #17
1. Compare and Contrast Absolute and Relative Location
2. True or False: Christopher Columbus claimed European
land in the new world, but thought he was in Asia.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #18
1. Who were Spanish Explorers who claimed land for
Spain?
2. Which Spanish explorer was in search of the “fountain
of youth”?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #18
1. Who were Spanish Explorers who claimed land for
Spain?
2. Which Spanish explorer was in search of the “fountain
of youth”?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #19
List the 5 regions of the United States
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #19
List the 5 regions of the United States
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #20
1. What was the name for the shortcut from Europe to
Asia that explorers were trying to find?
2. Which explorer wanted to conquer the Aztec empire?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #20
1. What was the name for the shortcut from Europe to
Asia that explorers were trying to find?
2. Which explorer wanted to conquer the Aztec empire?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #21
What are the three early English settlements?
1. _____________
2._____________
3. _____________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #21
What are the three early English settlements?
1. _____________
2._____________
3. _____________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #22
1. What is a prejudice?
2. Which early English settlement is known as the “Lost
Colony”?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #22
1. What is a prejudice?
2. Which early English settlement is known as the “Lost
Colony”?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #23
Choose 1 Early English settlement and explain why it was
settled.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #23
Choose 1 Early English settlement and explain why it was
settled.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #24
What was wrong with the place Jamestown was built?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #24
What was wrong with the place Jamestown was built?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #25
1. What was “Jamestown’s gold”?
2.How did Jamestown survive despite its location?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #25
1. What was “Jamestown’s gold”?
2.How did Jamestown survive despite its location?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #26
1.
Which region is home to the Corn Belt?
2. There were 13 colonies, and 3 colonial regions.
What
are the names of the colonial regions?
_________
_________
__________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #26
1.
Which region is home to the Corn Belt?
2. There were 13 colonies, and 3 colonial regions.
What
are the names of the colonial regions?
_________
_________
__________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #27
1. Why was Rhode Island founded?
2. Define democracy:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #27
1. Why was Rhode Island founded?
2. Define democracy:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #28
1. What is an example of a natural resource?
2. What is an indentured servant?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #28
1. What is an example of a natural resource?
2. What is an indentured servant?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #29
List and describe the three colonial regions
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #29
List and describe the three colonial regions
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #30
1. Which colonial region depended on indentured
servants and African slaves to plant and harvest
crops?
2.What crops were grown in this region?
____________ and _____________
3.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #30
1. Which colonial region depended on indentured
servants and African slaves to plant and harvest
crops?
2.What crops were grown in this region?
____________ and _____________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #31
1. Once slaves were captured, what was the first stage
of slave trade?
2. What are some things Europeans traded for slaves?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #31
1. Once slaves were captured, what was the first stage
of slave trade?
2. What are some things Europeans traded for slaves?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #32
Describe the Middle Passage:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #32
Describe the Middle Passage:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #33
1. Why did Europeans want to capture slaves in West
Africa?
2. What happened when slave ships arrived in America?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #33
1. Why did Europeans want to capture slaves in West
Africa?
2. What happened when slave ships arrived in America?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #34
1. Who was an overseer?
2. Where were slaves captured before being brought to
America?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #34
1. Who was an overseer?
2. Where were slaves captured before being brought to
America?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #35
1. “All women are horrible drivers” is an example of a
_______________.
2. The first year after a slave was purchased was
called the _____________ period, where they
were often whipped and sometimes killed.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #35
1. “All women are horrible drivers” is an example of a
_______________.
2. The first year after a slave was purchased was
called the _____________ period, where they
were often whipped and sometimes killed.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #36
1. What animal was cured and smoked in the smokehouse
for food during colonial times?
2. What was the Town Common during colonial times?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #36
1. What animal was cured and smoked in the smokehouse
for food during colonial times?
2. What was the Town Common during colonial times?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #37
1. What is a plantation?
2. Someone who works under an experienced person to
learn a trade is called a(n) ____________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #37
1. What is a plantation?
2. Someone who works under an experienced person to
learn a trade is called a(n) ____________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #38
How is the way we preserve foods today alike and
different from that of colonial times?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #38
How is the way we preserve foods today alike and
different from that of colonial times?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #39
How did the Age of Exploration affect Native
Americans?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #39
How did the Age of Exploration affect Native
Americans?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #40
How does our free time today compare with that during
colonial times?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #40
How does our free time today compare with that during
colonial times?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #41
1. Which region of the United States borders the
Pacific Ocean?
_______________
2. What was the effect of the French and Indian War
on Britain?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #41
1. Which region of the United States borders the
Pacific Ocean?
_______________
2. What was the effect of the French and Indian War
on Britain?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #42
What is Taxation without Representation?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #42
What is Taxation without Representation?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #43
1. Name 3 things you would find on a map
________, _________, _________
2.Who was John Rolfe?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #43
1. Name 3 things you would find on a map
________, _________, _________
2.Who was John Rolfe?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #44
1. The lawmaking part of the British Government was
called _________.
2.What was the Proclamation of 1763?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #44
1. The lawmaking part of the British Government was
called _________.
2.What was the Proclamation of 1763?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #45
Describe the Quartering Act:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #45
Describe the Quartering Act:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #46
If you were to dig up a Native American site, what are
3 things you might find and why?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #46
If you were to dig up a Native American site, what are
3 things you might find and why?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #47
1.
The law that forced colonists to pay a tax on all
printed papers was called the ______
_____.
2. Five colonists were killed and six more wounded by
British soldiers during the ________
___________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #47
1.
The law that forced colonists to pay a tax on all
printed papers was called the ______
_____.
2. Five colonists were killed and six more wounded by
British soldiers during the ________
___________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #48
1. Which colonial region was known for its “cash crops”?
2. Colonists who wanted independence were called
____________, and those who were loyal to
Britain were alled ___________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #48
1. Which colonial region was known for its “cash crops”?
2. Colonists who wanted independence were called
____________, and those who were loyal to
Britain were alled ___________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #49
1. What was the Mayflower Compact?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #49
1. What was the Mayflower Compact?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #50
1. What was the colonial army called?
2. Countries who helped America win the Revolutionary
War against Britain are called _______.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #50
1. What was the colonial army called?
2. Countries who helped America win the Revolutionary
War against Britain are called _______.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #51
1. What was the Middle Passage?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #51
1. What was the Middle Passage?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #52
1. Which explorer made England’s first land claims in
North America as he was looking for a new trade
route to Asia?
2.Which army was made up of professionals?
Continental Army
British Army
3. C
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #52
1. Which explorer made England’s first land claims in
North America as he was looking for a new trade
route to Asia?
2.Which army was made up of professionals?
Continental Army
British Army
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #53
What were the pros and cons for the Continental Army
during the Revolutionary War?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #53
What were the pros and cons for the Continental Army
during the Revolutionary War?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #54
1. Which region is home to the Nation’s Capital?
2. __________ tactics were used by the Patriots
to frighten the British soldiers during the Revolutionary
War.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #54
1. Which region is home to the Nation’s Capital?
2. __________ tactics were used by the Patriots
to frighten the British soldiers during the Revolutionary
War.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #55
1. What was the booklet published that explained that
the colonists should declare independence from
Britain?
2. What was the document where the colonists explained
their reasons for separating from Britain?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #55
1. What was the booklet published that explained that
the colonists should declare independence from
Britain?
2. What was the document where the colonists explained
their reasons for separating from Britain?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #56
Describe the Boston Tea Party:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #56
Describe the Boston Tea Party:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #57
How did Native Americans adapt to their environment?
(Give specific eamples)
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #57
How did Native Americans adapt to their environment?
(Give specific eamples)
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #58
1. Who wrote “Common Sense”?
2. Who wrote the first draft of the Declaration of
Independence?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #58
1. Who wrote “Common Sense”?
2. Who wrote the first draft of the Declaration of
Independence?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #59
1. Compare and Contrast Political and Physical Maps
2. What was wrong with the Pilgrim’s timing when they
arrived in the new world?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #59
1. Compare and Contrast Political and Physical Maps
2. What was wrong with the Pilgrim’s timing when they
arrived in the new world?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #60
1. The Constitution was created to replace the
______________________.
2. This is included in the Constitution to make sure no one
branch of government becomes too powerful.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #60
1. The Constitution was created to replace the
______________________.
2. This is included in the Constitution to make sure no one
branch of government becomes too powerful.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #61
Compare and Contrast how goods were produced during
colonial times to how they are produced today.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #61
Compare and Contrast how goods were produced during
colonial times to how they are produced today.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #62
What are Loyalists and Patriots?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #62
What are Loyalists and Patriots?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #63
1. What did Europeans trade for slaves in West
Africa?
2. Which document described the first government of the
United States of America?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #63
1. What did Europeans trade for slaves in West
Africa?
2. Which document described the first government of the
United States of America?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #64
What are the 6 goals listed in the Preamble of the
Constitution?
1. ________________________
2.________________________
3. ________________________
4. ________________________
5. ________________________
6. ________________________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #64
What are the 6 goals listed in the Preamble of the
Constitution?
1. ________________________
2.________________________
3. ________________________
4. ________________________
5. ________________________
6. ________________________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #65
Compare and contrast indentured servants and slaves
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #65
Compare and contrast indentured servants and slaves
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #66
1. Many explorers searched for the _______
__________ from Europe to Asia, but never
found it.
2.Who were the forty-niners?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #66
1. Many explorers searched for the _______
__________ from Europe to Asia, but never
found it.
2.Who were the forty-niners?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #67
1. Why did settlers come to Jamestown?
2. What was the mail system in the west, where a rider
would ride 10-13 miles to a station, where another rider
would take off?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #67
1. Why did settlers come to Jamestown?
2. What was the mail system in the west, where a rider
would ride 10-13 miles to a station, where another rider
would take off?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #68
1. Which region is home to the Appalachian Mountains?
2. The belief that America should be from “sea to shining
sea” is called __________ __________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #68
1. Which region is home to the Appalachian Mountains?
2. The belief that America should be from “sea to shining
sea” is called __________ __________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #69
What are 2 ways the United States acquired land
during the 1800’s?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #69
What are 2 ways the United States acquired land
during the 1800’s?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #70
1. A series of laws passed by Parliament after the
Boston Tea Party was called the
____________ ___________.
2. Colonists were forced to pay taxes but did not have
a representative in the British Government, they
called this
___________________________
__.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #70
1. A series of laws passed by Parliament after the
Boston Tea Party was called the
____________ ___________.
2. Colonists were forced to pay taxes but did not have
a representative in the British Government, they
called this
___________________________
__.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #71
1. What do you know about Native Americans who lived
in the Great Plains?
2. Which tribe(s) lived in Kentucky?
Sioux
Cherokee
Pee Dee
Hopi
Chickasaw
3.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #71
2.What do you know about Native Americans who lived
in the Great Plains?
2. Which tribe(s) lived in Kentucky?
Sioux
Cherokee
Pee Dee
Hopi
Chickasaw
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #72
Explain what happened at the “Alamo”
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #72
Explain what happened at the “Alamo”
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #73
1. What is the relationship between temperature and
location relative to the equator?
2. A person who was against slavery and wanted it
ended was called a(n) ______________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #73
1. What is the relationship between temperature and
location relative to the equator?
2. A person who was against slavery and wanted it
ended was called a(n) ______________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #74
1. What are the three branches of government, and the
main responsibility of each?
2. The _______________ allowed Missouri to be
admitted to the union as a slave state, and Maine as a free
state.
A line was drawn separating the areas to the west as
“free” and “slave”.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #74
1. What are the three branches of government, and the
main responsibility of each?
2. The _______________ allowed Missouri to be
admitted to the union as a slave state, and Maine as a free
state.
A line was drawn separating the areas to the west as
“free” and “slave”.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #75
Compare and Contrast the British Army and the
Continental Army during the Revolutionary War
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #75
Compare and Contrast the British Army and the
Continental Army during the Revolutionary War
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #76
1. To reject the government and leave the United States
as the South did is to ___________.
2.The North was called the _________, and the
south was called the ______________
during the time of the Civil War.
3. Did the Emancipation Proclamation free all slaves?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #76
1. To reject the government and leave the United States
as the South did is to ___________.
2.The North was called the _________, and the
south was called the ______________
during the time of the Civil War.
3. Did the Emancipation Proclamation free all slaves?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #77
1. List and explain 3 causes of the Civil War
2. ________________ is the name for the
period that changed the way products were made.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #77
1. List and explain 3 causes of the Civil War
2. ________________ is the name for the
period that changed the way products were made.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #78
1. Massachusetts was part of which colonial region?
a.New England
b. Middle
c. Southern
2.Who was the president of the union and confederacy
during the Civil War?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #78
1. Massachusetts was part of which colonial region?
a.New England
b. Middle
c. Southern
2.Who was the president of the union and confederacy
during the Civil War?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #79
1. Who sponsored Christopher Columbus’ expedition?
2. Who were the leaders of the Union and Confederate
Armies during the Civil War?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #79
1. Who sponsored Christopher Columbus’ expedition?
2. Who were the leaders of the Union and Confederate
Armies during the Civil War?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #80
1. Name and describe 3 causes of the Revolutionary War
2. What is the period of time called when the U.S. economy
collapsed?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #80
1. Name and describe 3 causes of the Revolutionary War
2. What is the period of time called when the U.S. economy
collapsed?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #81
1. Which region is home to the longest cave system in the world?
2. What was the turning point of the Civil War?
3. The __________________ was a network of
people who helped escaped slaves reach freedom in the north.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #81
1. Which region is home to the longest cave system in the world?
2. What was the turning point of the Civil War?
3. The __________________ was a network of
people who helped escaped slaves reach freedom in the north.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #82
1. This was completed in 1869 and made it possible for
goods and people to get across the U.S. in a week!
2. The ____________ linked the Great Lakes to
the Hudson River, which made the shipment of goods much
quicker and cheaper.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #82
1. This was completed in 1869 and made it possible for
goods and people to get across the U.S. in a week!
2. The ____________ linked the Great Lakes to
the Hudson River, which made the shipment of goods much
quicker and cheaper.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #83
1. How is the way we preserve foods today alike and
different from that of colonial times?
2. List one example of a good and one example of a
service
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #83
1. How is the way we preserve foods today alike and
different from that of colonial times?
2. List one example of a good and one example of a
service
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #84
Compare and Contrast the Declaration of Independence
and the Constitution
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #84
Compare and Contrast the Declaration of Independence
and the Constitution
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #85
1. Why did Europeans want to capture slaves in West
Africa and bring them to the Americas?
2.The Holocaust was a factor in which war?
_______________
3. Low demand and high supply will result in a
_________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #85
1. Why did Europeans want to capture slaves in West
Africa and bring them to the Americas?
2.The Holocaust was a factor in which war?
_______________
3. Low demand and high supply will result in a
_________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #86
1. The space between two lines of latitude are broken
down into ___ minutes.
2.Part-time volunteers for the Continental Army who
could be ready to fight quickly were called
____________.
3. World War I and II took place during which era?
Nineteenth Century
Twentieth Century
Twenty-First Century
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #86
1. The space between two lines of latitude are broken
down into ___ minutes.
2.Part-time volunteers for the Continental Army who
could be ready to fight quickly were called
____________.
3. World War I and II took place during which era?
Nineteenth Century
Twentieth Century
Twenty-First Century
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #87
1. Alaska and Hawaii are part of which region of the
U.S.? ____________
2.Changes to the Constitution are called
______________.
3. The War for Independence is another name for which
War?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #87
1. Alaska and Hawaii are part of which region of the
U.S.? ____________
2.Changes to the Constitution are called
______________.
3. The War for Independence is another name for which
War?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #88
1. Jamestown was located in present day
________, Roanoke in __________, and
Plymouth in ___________.
2. This was included in the constitution to make sure no
one branch of government became too powerful.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #88
1. Jamestown was located in present day
________, Roanoke in __________, and
Plymouth in ___________.
2. This was included in the constitution to make sure no
one branch of government became too powerful.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #89
1. Where did the Hopi tribe live?
2. What do you know about gender roles in Native
American Cultures?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #89
1. Where did the Hopi tribe live?
2. What do you know about gender roles in Native
American Cultures?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #90
1. What is Manifest Destiny?
2. Define Opportunity Cost, and give an example:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #90
1. What is Manifest Destiny?
2. Define Opportunity Cost, and give an example:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #91
1. Name 1 state in the Southwest Region
2.The first 10 amendments in the Constitution are called
the _____________________.
3. Who is the head of the Judicial Branch of
Government?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #91
1. Name 1 state in the Southwest Region
2.The first 10 amendments in the Constitution are called
the _____________________.
3. Who is the head of the Judicial Branch of
Government?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #92
1. How do you think our classroom is different today
than it would have been in the 1800’s?
2. Trading without using money is called
_________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #92
1. How do you think our classroom is different today
than it would have been in the 1800’s?
2. Trading without using money is called
_________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #93
1. Who were conquistadores?
2. Which law by parliament forced colonists to provide
British Soldiers with a place to live and other things they
needed?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #93
1. Who were conquistadores?
2. Which law by parliament forced colonists to provide
British Soldiers with a place to live and other things they
needed?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #94
1. Who wrote “Common Sense”?
2.Who wrote the first draft of the Declaration of
Independence?
3. _____________ is when each person in a
business performs a specific task they are skilled at.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #94
1. Who wrote “Common Sense”?
2.Who wrote the first draft of the Declaration of
Independence?
3. _____________ is when each person in a
business performs a specific task they are skilled at.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #95
Compare and Contrast how goods were produced during
colonial times to how they are produced today.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #95
Compare and Contrast how goods were produced during
colonial times to how they are produced today.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #96
1. Which colony and colonial region did the Quakers settle
in?
2.Which war in U.S. History had the most American
casualties?
3. True or False: The Treaty of Paris ended the Civil War.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #96
1. Which colony and colonial region did the Quakers settle
in?
4. Which war in U.S. History had the most American
casualties?
5. True or False: The Treaty of Paris ended the Civil War.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #97
1. How did Native Americans come to North America?
2. How does the government “provide for the Common
defense?”
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #97
1. How did Native Americans come to North America?
2. How does the government “provide for the Common
defense?”
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #98
1. Which region is the Corn Belt located in?
__________________
2.What agreement ended the Revolutionary War?
3. Which war was the U.S. involved in where there was
never direct fighting?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #98
1. Which region is the Corn Belt located in?
__________________
2.What agreement ended the Revolutionary War?
3. Which war was the U.S. involved in where there was
never direct fighting?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #99
1. Which type of location uses latitude and longitude?
Relative Location
Absolute Location
2. What was the first huge addition to the United
States, which doubled its size?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #99
1. Which type of location uses latitude and longitude?
Relative Location
Absolute Location
2. What was the first huge addition to the United
States, which doubled its size?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #100
1. How did the Industrial Revolution change how goods
were produced?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #100
1. How did the Industrial Revolution change how goods
were produced?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #101
1. What were the three stages of slave trade?
2. Where did General Lee surrender to General Grant,
ending the Civil War?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #101
1. What were the three stages of slave trade?
2. Where did General Lee surrender to General Grant,
ending the Civil War?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #102
1. Why did the pilgrims come to Plymouth?
2. Computers and the Internet are part of what era?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #102
1. Why did the pilgrims come to Plymouth?
2. Computers and the Internet are part of what era?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #103
1. What ended the Revolutionary War?
2. How does our government “secure the blessings of
liberty”?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #103
1. What ended the Revolutionary War?
2. How does our government “secure the blessings of
liberty”?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #104
1. The law passed by Parliament to protect colonists from
Native Americans, which said that Natives could have
all land west of the Appalachian Mountains was called
the ______________________.
2.Which British law forced colonists to pay a tax on
printed papers?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #104
3. The law passed by Parliament to protect colonists from
Native Americans, which said that Natives could have
all land west of the Appalachian Mountains was called
the ______________________.
Which British law forced colonists to pay a tax on
printed papers?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #105
1. Describe the Middle Passage:
2. The limited supply of something is called
_____________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #105
1. Describe the Middle Passage:
2. The limited supply of something is called
_____________.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #106
1. What are the three branches of government, and the
main responsibility of each?
2. What happens to prices when supply is low and demand
is high? ______________________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #106
1. What are the three branches of government, and the
main responsibility of each?
2. What happens to prices when supply is low and demand
is high? ______________________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #107
Explain the affect explorers had on Native Americans,
giving specific examples.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #107
Explain the affect explorers had on Native Americans,
giving specific examples.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #108
1. What is a Pilgrim?
2. Competition and conflict between European Nations was
the cause of which war?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #108
1. What is a Pilgrim?
2. Competition and conflict between European Nations was
the cause of which war?
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #109
Compare and Contrast the Declaration of Independence
and the Constitution
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #109
Compare and Contrast the Declaration of Independence
and the Constitution
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #110
1. What is a plantation?
2.Who mainly planted and harvested crops in the
Southern Colonies?
_____________ and ____________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #110
1. What is a plantation?
2.Who mainly planted and harvested crops in the
Southern Colonies?
_____________ and ____________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #111
1. If you wanted to know how much rainfall a specific location
has, what should you reference?
Political Map
Chart
Physical Map
Absolute Location
2. __________ is when a company only makes one specific
product they make very well.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #111
1. If you wanted to know how much rainfall a specific location
has, what should you reference?
Political Map
Chart
Physical Map
Absolute Location
2. __________ is when a company only makes one specific
product they make very well.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #112
1. If you could visit any region of the United States,
which would it be and why?
2. What is know as the nation’s first major transportation
system? ______________________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #112
1. If you could visit any region of the United States,
which would it be and why?
2. What is know as the nation’s first major transportation
system? ______________________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #113
1. What is an origin story?
2. This Native American Region was home to the Seminole
tribe, was swampy, hot, and humid.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #113
1. What is an origin story?
2. This Native American Region was home to the Seminole
tribe, was swampy, hot, and humid.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #114
Compare and contrast life during colonial times to life
today:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #114
Compare and contrast life during colonial times to life
today:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #115
What are the 6 goals listed in the Preamble of the
Constitution?
1. ________________________
2.________________________
3. ________________________
4. ________________________
5. ________________________
6. ________________________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #115
What are the 6 goals listed in the Preamble of the
Constitution?
1. ________________________
2.________________________
3. ________________________
4. ________________________
5. ________________________
6. ________________________
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #116
1. What was the first English colony in North America?
2.How were slaves sold to plantation owners?
3. ______________ is when prices of goods and
services are based on competition between companies.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #116
1. What was the first English colony in North America?
2.How were slaves sold to plantation owners?
3. ______________ is when prices of goods and
services are based on competition between companies.
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #117
2.“The library is 5 miles east of the supermarket” is an
example of what kind of location?
2. Who made England’s first claims in the New World?
John Cabot
Christopher Columbus
Hernan Cortez
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #117
1. “The library is 5 miles east of the supermarket” is an
example of what kind of location?
2. Who made England’s first claims in the New World?
John Cabot
Christopher Columbus
Hernan Cortez
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #118
Name and describe 3 causes of the Revolutionary War
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #118
Name and describe 3 causes of the Revolutionary War
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #119
1. What was America’s first constitution?
2. List and explain 3 causes of the Civil War:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #119
1. What was America’s first constitution?
2. List and explain 3 causes of the Civil War:
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #120
Describe how one tribe of Native Americans adapted to
their environment (give specific examples)
Name: ______________________
History Mystery #120
Describe how one tribe of Native Americans adapted to
their environment (give specific examples)
Answer Key History Mystery #1 West, Midwest, Northeast, Southeast, Southwest History Mystery #2 1. Answers will vary: examples: Washington D.C., New York City, Wall Street, Moose, Lobster 2. Rocky Mountains History Mystery #3 1. Home to the Mt. Rushmore, the Great Plains, and is great for farming. The Corn Belt is also located in the Great Plains. 2. The Southwest History Mystery #4 1. Northeast 2. The countryside, more open land and lower population than urban or cities. History Mystery #5 Answers will vary History Mystery #6 1. Location using latitude and longitude coordinates 2. Political Map History Mystery #7 1. Physical Map 2. Thematic Map History Mystery #8 1. Longitude 2. North, East, South, West History Mystery #9 1. The Equator 2. A Peninsula History Mystery #10 1. Midwest 2. Hemispheres History Mystery #11 Answers will vary History Mystery #12 1. True 2. Great Plains History Mystery #13 1. Mother, Father, and Siblings 2. Southwest History Mystery #14 1. Southeast 2. The chickees were platforms on stilts, which protected them from the swampy ground. It kept them dry. History Mystery #15 1. Answers will vary; examples: sports team, club, family 2. False, culture is learned History Mystery #16 1. Astrolabe, Compass, map 2. Francisco Vasquez de Coronado History Mystery #17 1. Absolute location uses coordinates, and relative location is relative to other landmarks 2. True History Mystery #18 1. Conquistadors 2. Juan Ponce de Leon History Mystery #19 West, Southwest, Southeast, Midwest, Northeast History Mystery #20 1. Northwest Passage 2. Hernan Cortez History Mystery #21 1. Roanoke, Jamestown, and Plymouth History Mystery #22 1. A prejudice is a preconceived idea about someone or something 2. Roanoke History Mystery #23 Answers will vary History Mystery #24 Jamestown was settled on a marsh, and it was full of mosquitoes that carried malaria. The land was not good for farming, and the water was salty and not clean. History Mystery #25 1. Tobacco 2. Jamestown survived because John Smith was a great leader and made everyone help out, the local Native Americans helped them, and they started raising tobacco. History Mystery #26 1. Midwest 2. New England, Middle, Southern History Mystery #27 1. Rhode Island was founded so people could practice different religions 2. Democracy is a government for the people by the people History Mystery #28 1. answers will vary, examples: coal, oil, gold, silver 2. An indentured servant is someone who agreed to work for a period of time in exchange for passage from Europe. History Mystery #29 New England Region was close to the sea and had rocky soil. The Middle Region had rich soil which was good for growing wheat. The Southern Region grew tobacco and rice on large plantations. History Mystery #30 1. The southern Colonies 2. Rice and tobacco History Mystery #31 1. They were marched hundreds of miles to the coast 2. Cloth, rum, tobacco, and mainly guns History Mystery #32 The Middle Passage was the second stage of slave trade, where the slaves were piled on ships and transported to America. People were chained together, and had little room to move. 10-­‐20 percent of the slaves died before reaching shore. The ships were crawling with lice and rats. The voyage took between 5 to 12 weeks. History Mystery #33 1. They needed them to work on plantations 2. The slaves were sold to plantation owners History Mystery #34 1. An overseer was the person who was in charge of the slaves. 2. West Africa History Mystery #35 1. Stereotype 2. “Breaking in” History Mystery #36 1. Pig 2. An open area in the middle of the town where animals could graze History Mystery #37 1. A large farm 2. Apprentice History Mystery #38 In colonial times, food was preserved by drying, pickling, or curing them. We still use these methods today, but we can also refrigerate and freeze our foods to preserve them. History Mystery #39 Many Native Americans were mistreated and died from contagious diseases brought to North America by explorers. History Mystery #40 Modern conveniences of today give us much more free time to enjoy recreational activities than people during colonial times. History Mystery #41 1. West Region 2. It left Britain with a lot of debt and a lot of new land to protect History Mystery #42 Taxation without Representation was when colonists were forced to pay British taxes, but did not have a representative in the British Government. History Mystery #43 1. Key, Compass Rose, Scale, Title, Symbols 2. John Rolfe first successfully grew tobacco in Jamestown, which they traded. He helped make the colony successful. He also married Pocahontas. History Mystery #44 1. Parliament 2. A law passed by Parliament to protect colonists from the Native Americans who were angry about them taking their land. The law said that that the Natives could have all the land west or the Appalachian Mountains. History Mystery #45 The Quartering Act was a law passed by Parliament that forced colonists to provide British soldiers with a place to live and supply them food and other things they needed. History Mystery #46 Answers will vary History Mystery #47 1. Stamp Act 2. Boston Massacre History Mystery #48 1. The Southern Colonies 2. Patriots; Loyalists History Mystery #49 1. It was the first plan of government by the Pilgrims. They all signed before getting off the Mayflower. History Mystery #50 1. Continental Army 2. Allies History Mystery #51 1. The Middle Passage was the second stage of slave trade where slaves were transported across the Atlantic Ocean to the Americas. History Mystery #52 1. Jacques Cartier 2. British Army History Mystery #53 The continental army was fighting for their freedom so they were more motivated to win. They also knew the land they were fighting on. One problem was that they were not professional soldiers and had little training, unlike the British Soldiers. History Mystery #54 1. Northeast Region 2. Guerilla Tactics History Mystery #55 1. Common Sense 2. Declaration of Independence History Mystery #56 The Boston Tea Party was when the Sons of Liberty dressed up as Native Americans, and dumped 90,000 pounds of tea into the Boston Harbor to protest the Tea Act. History Mystery #57 Answers will vary History Mystery #58 1. Thomas Paine 2. Thomas Jefferso History Mystery #59 1. Physical maps show land features such as mountains and rivers, and political maps show borders and things you could not see from an airplane. 2. They landed too late to plant crops History Mystery #60 1. The Articles of Confederation 2. Checks and Balances History Mystery #61 Production of goods during colonial times was much more time consuming because they did not have the technology that we have today. They had to produce goods by hand, whereas today we have machines and computers that make production much more time and cost efficient. History Mystery #62 Loyalists were those who remained loyal to Britain and Patriots were the colonists who wanted freedom from Britain. History Mystery #63 1. Cloth, Rum, and guns 2. The Articles of Confederation History Mystery #64 1. form a more perfect union
2. establish justice
3. ensure domestic traquility
4. provide for the common defense
5. promote the general welfare
6. secure the blessing of liberty for ourselves and our posterity History Mystery #65 Indentured servants and slaves both worked on plantations. Indentured servants worked for a set period of time to pay off their passage to America, whereas slaves were bought like property with no promise of freedom. History Mystery #66 1. Northwest Passage 2. People who came to California in search of gold History Mystery #67 1. In search of gold and other riches. 2. The Pony Express History Mystery #68 1. Northeast 2. Manifest Destiny History Mystery #69 The Louisiana Purchase, Florida Acquisition, Texas Annexation, Acquisition of Oregon country History Mystery #70 1. Intolerable Acts 2. Taxation without Representation History Mystery #71 1. Buffalo is plentiful there. They lived in Buffalo Skin Teepees, hunted and ate buffalo, Used buffalo hide for clothes, blankets, and shields. History Mystery #72 After Texans declared independence from Mexico the president of Mexico led an army into Texas and many of the Texans were defending an abandoned mission called the Alamo. Although they were outnumbered, they fought to their death defending the Alamo. This was one of the events that led to the Mexican American war. History Mystery #73 1. The closer to the equator you are, the hotter it is. The temperature drops as you get farther from the equator 2. Abolitionist History Mystery #74 1. Judicial Branch: Interprets Laws, Executive Branch: Enforces Laws, Legislative Branch: Makes Laws 2. Missouri Compromise History Mystery #75 The British Army was made up of professional soldiers who were a long way from home and did not know the land they were fighting on. They were not emotionally invested in the war, and did not care as much about winning. The Continental Army was made up of volunteers with little training, and knew the land well. These soldiers were fighting for their freedom and wanted to win more than the British soldiers. History Mystery #76 1. Secede 2. Union, Confederacy 3. No, only those in states fighting against the union History Mystery #77 1. Answers will vary, examples: Missouri Compromise, The Compromise of 1850, “Bleeding Kansas”, the election of Abraham Lincoln 2. The Industrial Revolution History Mystery #78 1. A New England 2. Union: Abraham Lincoln Confederacy: Jefferson Davis History Mystery #79 1. Spain 2. Union: Ulysses S. Grant Confederacy: Robert E. Lee History Mystery #80 1. Answers will vary, examples include: Stamp Act, Boston Massacre, Quartering Act, Intolerable Acts, Boston Tea Party 2. The Great Depression History Mystery #81 1. Southeast Region (Mammoth Cave) 2. The Battle of Gettysburg 3. Underground Railroad History Mystery #82 1. Transcontinental Railroad 2. Erie Canal History Mystery #83 1. In colonial times, food was preserved by drying, pickling, or curing them. We still use these methods today, but we can also refrigerate and freeze our foods to preserve them. 2. Answers will vary History Mystery #84 They are both important documents in American History. The Declaration of Independence declared our independence from Britain and the Constitution formed our government. History Mystery #85 1. They wanted to bring slaves to the Americas to work on plantations 2. World War 2 3. Surplus History Mystery #86 1. 60 2. Minutemen 3. Twentieth Century History Mystery #87 1. West Region 2. Amendments 3. The Revolutionary War History Mystery #88 1. Virginia, North Carolina, Massachusetts 2. Checks and Balances History Mystery #89 1. Arizona 2. Women held the power in most Native American Cultures. History Mystery #90 1. The belief that it was America’s fate to expand west from sea to shining sea. 2. Opportunity Cost is the missed opportunity. If you have 50 cents and you choose to buy a candy bar instead of a coke. The coke is your opportunity cost. History Mystery #91 1. Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arizona 2. Bill of Rights 3. Supreme Court History Mystery #92 1. After Industrialization we now have copy machines to copy things, and more textbooks. In the 1800’s students had to write more things down because it could not be printed for them. We also have things like Smart Boards, computers, and Televisions to see information that they could not in the 1800’s. 2. Bartering History Mystery #93 1. Spanish Explorers 2. The Quartering Act History Mystery #94 3. Thomas Paine 4. Thomas Jefferson 5. Specialization History Mystery #95 Production of goods during colonial times was much more time consuming because they did not have the technology that we have today. They had to produce goods by hand, whereas today we have machines and computers that make production much more time and cost efficient. History Mystery #96 1. Pennsylvania, in the Middle Colonies 2. The Civil War 3. False, The Treaty of Paris ended the Revolutionary War History Mystery #97 1. Most scientists believe they crossed a land bridge from northeast Asia 2. By protecting us from enemies. Our government has an army, navy, and other forms of protection. History Mystery #98 1. Midwest Region 2. The Treaty of Paris 3. Cold War History Mystery #99 1. Absolute Location 2. Louisiana Purchase History Mystery #100 1. Goods could be produced much quicker, and more consistently because production was completed more by machines than by hand. History Mystery #101 1. Capture and movement of slaves to the coast, 2. The Middle Passage, 3. The sale of slaves to plantation owners 2. Appomattox Courthouse History Mystery #102 1. for religious freedom 2. The Information Age History Mystery #103 1. The Treaty of Paris 2. The government doesn’t secure the blessings of liberty by restricting citizens but by protecting their freedoms. Rights of citizens are protected in the Bill of Rights. History Mystery #104 1. Proclamation of 1763 2. The Stamp Act History Mystery #105 1. The Middle Passage was the second stage of slave trade, where the slaves were piled on ships and transported to America. People were chained together, and had little room to move. 10-­‐20 percent of the slaves died before reaching shore. The ships were crawling with lice and rats. The voyage took between 5 to 12 weeks. 2. Scarcity History Mystery #106 1. Judicial Branch: Interprets Laws, Executive Branch: Enforces Laws, Legislative Branch: Makes Laws 2. Prices go up History Mystery #107 Many Native Americans were mistreated, taken as slaves, killed, or died from contagious diseases brought to North America by explorers. History Mystery #108 1. A person who goes on a journey for religious purposes. 2. World War 1 History Mystery #109 They are both important documents in American History. The Declaration of Independence declared our independence from Britain and the Constitution formed our government. History Mystery #110 1. A large farm 2. Indentured Servants and African Slaves History Mystery #111 1. Chart 2. Specialization History Mystery #112 1. Answers will vary 2. The Erie Canal History Mystery #113 1. Tales that explain how the Earth and people came to be 2. Southeast History Mystery #114 Answers will vary, examples could include foods, work, transportation, etc. History Mystery #115 1. form a more perfect union
2. establish justice
3. ensure domestic traquility
4. provide for the common defense
5. promote the general welfare
6. secure the blessing of liberty for ourselves and our posterity History Mystery #116 1. Roanoke 2. Some slaves were auctioned off to the highest bidder, and some were sold at “Scrambles” where all slaves cost the same amount. 3. Free Enterprise History Mystery #117 1. Relative Location 2. John Cabot History Mystery #118 Answers will vary, examples include: Stamp Act, Boston Massacre, Quartering Act, Intolerable Acts, Boston Tea Party History Mystery #119 1. Mayflower Compact 2. Answers will vary, examples: Missouri Compromise, The Compromise of 1850, “Bleeding Kansas”, the election of Abraham Lincoln History Mystery #120 Answers will vary Credits
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