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Exploration

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Discover the history of European exploration and rival claims in the New World, from Columbus to early settlements, while learning about Native Americans and their encounters with colonizers.

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  1. Exploration

  2. Columbus - $200 The year Columbus “discovered” the New World.

  3. Columbus - $400 The country in which Columbus was born.

  4. Columbus - $600 The reason Columbus set out on his first voyage.

  5. Columbus - $800 The names of the three ships used by Columbus on his first voyage.

  6. Columbus - $1000 The royal couple who sponsored Columbus on his first voyage to the New World.

  7. Rival Claims -- $200 These two Catholic countries made extensive claims in North America.

  8. Rival Claims $400 This nation claimed most of what is now eastern Canada.

  9. Rival Claims $600 He sailed into San Diego Bay and claimed what is now California for Spain.

  10. Rival Claims $800Daily Double This river valley was the site of numerous Dutch settlements.

  11. Rival Claims $1000 The King of England who approved the first charter for colonization in the New World.

  12. Hodge Podge - $200 Columbus sailed for this European nation.

  13. Hodge Podge - $1000 Samuel de Champlain sailed up this river while exploring for France.

  14. Hodge Podge - $600 These people agreed to work without wages for anyone who would pay for their trip to the New World.

  15. Hodge Podge - $800 Many European sailors searched for this non-existent trade route through North America.

  16. Hodge Podge - $400 This document established the rules for Plymouth Colony.

  17. The New World - $200 One of two Protestant nations with claims in the New World.

  18. The New World - $400 English colonists went to Virginia to grow this addictive crop.

  19. The New World - $600 This was the first permanent English settlement in North America.

  20. The New World - $800 These people left England to practice their religion freely in North America.

  21. The New World - $1000 This was the first form of representative government in the New World.

  22. European Explorers - $200 Marquette and Joliet explored this North American river.

  23. European Explorers - $400 He was the first man to circumnavigate the globe.

  24. European Explorers - $600 He claimed Florida for Spain, then went off in search of the Fountain of Youth.

  25. European Explorers - $800 He claimed the east coast of North America for the British.

  26. European Explorers - $1000Daily Double This Frenchman explored the Mississippi & founded New Orleans.

  27. Native Americans - $200 Europeans brought this disease to the New World where it killed thousands of natives.

  28. Native Americans - $400 Name three crops grown by native North Americans.

  29. Native Americans - $600 Name two items brought by Columbus to the New World.

  30. Native Americans - $800 The name of the native tribe decimated by the arrival of Europeans in the New World.

  31. Native Americans - $1000 This man purchased Manhattan from natives for pocket change.

  32. Final Jeopardy

  33. Final Jeopardy What was the mysterious word carved into a tree at the lost colony of Roanoke?