Colonial Florida : Growing Distrust

Front 1

The Creek, Yuchi, and Yamasee Indians were called the Seminole Indians by what year?

Back 1

The Creek, Yuchi, and Yamasee Indians were called the Seminole Indians by 1760.

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alliance

alliances

Back 2

alliance means partership

alliances" means partnerships

British formed alliances with Native American groups. Together they would fight against their common enemy Spain.

Front 3

What country established colonies directly to the North of Florida?

Back 3

Britain established colonies directly to the north of Florida.

The British established 13 colonies.

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raid

Back 4

A "raid" is a surprise attack.

Front 5

What were the results of James Moore's
attack on St. Augustine in 1702?

Back 5

The result of James Moore's
attack on St. Augustine in 1702 was:

- everything was destroyed except the hospital and the Castillo de San Marcos

Front 6

Who were the Seminole Indians?

Back 6

The Seminole Indians were the Creek, Yuchi, and Yamasee Indians who moved into northern Florida.

Front 7

Who was James Moore?

Back 7

James Moore was the Governor of the British colony of Carolina.

Front 8

Did James Oglethorpe attack Florida?

Back 8

Yes, James Oglethorpe attacked Florida, in 1740, at Fort Mose.

When Oglethorpe reached Fort Mose, all the people were gone. So, Oglethorpe burned Fort Mose.
(The people had gone to the Castillo de San Marcos.)

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Who was James Oglethorpe?

Back 9

James Oglethorpe was the founder and Governor of the colony of Georgia.

Front 10

Why did the Creek and Yuchi Indians move to northern Florida?

Back 10

The Creek and Yuchi Indians moved to northern Florida to farm and hunt.

These tribes were from Alabama and Georgia.

Front 11

Why were the British unhappy with Florida?

Back 11

The British were unhappy that runaway slaves from their colonies were welcomed to Florida.

Because of this distrust the British were hoping to capture St. Augustine and drive the Spanish out of Florida.

Front 12

Where and when did James Moore attack Florida?

Back 12

James Moore attacked St. Augustine in 1702.

Front 13

Where did Governor James Oglethorpe go after attacking and burning Fort Mose?

Back 13

Governor James Oglethorpe ...

- went on to attack the Castillo de San Marcos, but
- could not capture the fort, even after bombing it for a month.

Front 14

Did James Moore attack other Spanish claims?

Back 14

Yes, James Moore went on to destroy more than half of the Spanish missions in Florida.

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Why did the Yamasee Indians come to Florida?

Back 15

The Yamasee Indians were allies of the British that came to Florida to fight Spain.

Some Yamasee Indians stayed in Florida.

Like the Creek and Yuchi, the Yamasee Indians farmed and hunted.

Front 16

What happened when James Moore attacked St. Augustine in 1702?

Back 16

The attack of St. Augustine, in 1702, by James Moore,

destroyed everything in St. Augustine except the hospital and the Castillo de San Marcos.

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cimarrones

Back 17

The Spanish word meaning "runaways".

Front 18

Native Americans Indians who came to live in northern Florida were known by what name ?

Back 18

Native American Indians that lived in northern Florida were called the Seminole indians.

The word Seminole could come from ...

- the Spanish word cimarrones meaning "runaway" or from the Native American word meaning "free people".

Front 19

Did the Spanish rebuild Fort Mose after James Oglethorpe burned it to the ground in 1740?

Back 19

Yes,
- Fort Mose was rebuilt by the Spanish in 1752,

- after James Oglethorpe burned it to the ground in 1740.

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" Colonial Florida - Growing Distrust "
Chapter 4 - Lesson 1
pg. 161 - 164

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