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____/35 The History Channel America: The Story of US Episode #1-Rebels Directions: Fill in the blanks below. This is a quick paced worksheet; questions will be answered fast throughout the video. 1. In May 1610, John Rolfe crossed the Atlantic in ___2__ months, a trip that takes ___6 hr_____ by plane today. 2. Seven out of ten Jamestown settlers will die within _a year_________. 3. John Rolfe plants _____tobacco_______, even though the world market of the crop is controlled by _________Spain____________________. 4. Rolfe’s crop is worth over ____a million dollars__________ in today’s money. 5. Rolfe marries _______Pocohantas______________. 6. America is founded on ____tobacco_______________, and it will be America’s largest export for __a century and a half___(150 years)____. 7. The next settlers arrive at ____Plymouth____________ and are called ____Pilgrims_____________, who are seeking religious freedom. 8. During the first three months, __more than half___________ of the Pilgrims die. 9. The plague kills __50____ out of _100___ people at Plymouth. 10. The Pilgrims befriend the Wampanoag Indians who taught them to fertilize their crops with _fish_____. 11. True or False: The Pilgrims returned the favor by helping the Wampanoag Indians attack other Indian tribes. _True_______ 12. Both Pilgrims and Indians celebrated this new friendship in a feast known as ___Thanksgiving________________. 13. The Irish, Germans, & Swedish push back the frontier, while the ____Dutch____ eventually established New York. 14. The colonists are now _two times___ taller and _healthier_________ than their European contemporaries. 15. Puritans average __8___ children, are _20____% richer, and pay ___1/4_______ of the taxes the British pay. 16. Many colonists think of themselves as __British____________. 17. John Hancock & other colonists don’t want to pay ____taxes_______ to a king ___3,000__________ miles away. 18. King George sends ___4,000_________ Red Coats to help enforce his laws. 19. In Boston, there is one _Redcoat_________ for every __4______ citizens. 20. A mob of colonists in Boston face off against ____8__ Red Coat soldiers. 21. A Red Coat is hit with a ____club________ and shots are fired. 22. __Five____ people died at the Boston Massacre. 23. _______Paul Revere_________ creates an engraving that describes the Boston Massacre. 24. The news of the massacre travels fast through colonial _____newspapers__________________. 25. Benjamin Franklin creates a postal system called the __Night Riders_________________________ who also help spread news across the colonies. 26. England starts to repel all taxes, except on __tea_________. 27. Rebels pour ____tea______ into Boston Harbor, worth over __one million_______________ dollars today. 28. September 5, 1774 -- _56_____ delegates gather at the Continental Congress in __Philiadelphia__________________, a first step toward American _________democracy__________________. 29. True or False: The colonists refused to arm & defend themselves against the British Red Coats. ___True________ 30. At the Continental Congress, members agree that an attack on _any____ colony is considered an attack on _____all______ colonies. 31. True or False: Not every town had militia men preparing for the British army. _False_________ 32. On April 19, 1775, the British set out to ___arrest________ the rebels and take their weapons. 33. Paul Revere rides ahead of the British troops with the warning that __the British are coming________________________. 34. True or False: At Lexington, no one is sure who fired the first shot. __True________ 35. When fighting starts, the British fire at ___4 times_______ the rate of the militia men & kill __8_____ Patriots. Directory: cms -> lib2 lib2 -> Chem I honors Unit 2 Notes: Numbers in Chemistry Measurement lib2 -> Class of 2018 9th Grade Mrs. Zuckerberg & Mrs. Slawitsky lib2 -> 2014 Climate Resilience Aff lib2 -> Whap – Era 1 & 2 Packet lib2 -> The Hurricane Project lib2 -> Young Adult Fiction/Nonfiction Bibliography Fall 2010 lib2 -> The Hurricane Project lib2 -> 1. 2 Histograms The following table presents the average points scored per game (ppg) for the 30 nba teams in the 2012–2013 regular season. Make a dotplot to display the distribution of points per game lib2 -> The Hurricane Project lib2 -> Introduction to Computer Programming Syllabus Download 27.49 Kb. Share with your friends:
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