GMAP Review Game

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Exploration, Colonization, & RevolutionSet #1

Paleo ArchaicWoodlandMississippianSpanish MissionsHernando deSotoJames OglethorpeTomochichiMary MusgroveSavannahSalzburgersHighland ScotsMalcontentsRoyal colony

American RevolutionFrench & Indian WarProclamation of 1763Stamp ActIntolerable ActsDeclaration of IndependenceLoyalistsPatriotsElijah ClarkeAustin DabneyNancy HartGwinnett, Hall, & WaltonBattle of Kettle CreekSiege of Savannah

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Teacher Directions• Print off the cover, laminate it, and attach it to a large manila

envelope (with clasp) or gallon-size baggie. You can include all of the pieces for this game in the envelope or baggie so it’s easy to find and use.

• This game plays much like classic Dominoes, except the students match definitions to terms on the dominoes (cards).

• I prefer to print the cards on thick, colored paper and to laminate them so that they will last longer.

• Students can play this game individually or with a partner.

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Student Directions1. Begin with the domino card labeled “START” and find

the piece that has the definition to match with the

term on the card.

2. Continue to match definitions to terms until the

“FINISH” piece is used.

3. Time yourself to see how fast you can make all of

the matches!

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START Paleo Charter of 1732

Period lasted from 10000 to

8000 BC; nomadic

hunters and gatherers

Archaic

Document signed by King George II that

officially established the

colony of Georgia

Period lasted from 8000 to 1000

BC; had the 1st

permanent settlements but moved with each

season to find food

Conflict between France and Great

Britain where both sides allied

with several Native American tribes; ended in a

British victory

Period lasted from 1000 BC to 1000 AD; tribes lived together

in villages; used bow and arrows

Document created by King George III

that awarded all land west of the Appalachian

Mountains to Native Americans; it

angered Georgia colonists

Failed attempt of nearly 20,000

Patriots and French allies to

surround & overtake Savannah

Colony under direct rule of the king; led

by royal governors

French &

Indian War

Woodland Proclamationof 1763

Royal colony

Siege of Savannah

Malcontents

Colonists who were upset with

the Trustees’ regulations;

wanted slavery & more land

Battle of

Kettle Creek

HighlandScots

Battle won by Patriots in

Georgia; lifted Patriot morale

Gwinnett, Hall, & Walton

Group of skilled and fearless

fighters who left Scotland and

settled in Darien in 1735; protected

colony from French & Spanish

Georgia signers of the Declaration of Independence

Period lasted from 800 AD until

the arrival of European

explorers; built flat-topped mounds for

religious ceremonies

Law passed by Parliament that taxed all

printed materials; angered colonists

Colonist who captured a group of British loyalists who bragged of murdering an

American colonel

Spanish settlements on

Georgia’s barrier islands

established to convert Native Americans to Christianity

Group of Lutherans that

left Europe in the 1730s to escape

Catholic persecution;

founded the city of Ebenezer

MississippianStamp

ActNancy Hart

SalzburgersSpanish missions

Intolerable Acts

Set of four laws created to punish

Massachusetts colony for the

Boston Tea Party; colonists saw this as a violation of

their rights

Austin Dabney Savannah

Slave wounded fighting in the

Battle of Kettle Creek; who won his freedom for service during Revolution War

Hernando deSoto

The first British settlement in

Georgia; founded on the

site of Yamacraw Bluff

Spanish explorer who

reached modern day

Georgia in 1540 while searching

for gold

On July 4, 1776, the Second Continental Congress approved this document that

formerly announced the colonies’

independence from Great Britain

Led the Georgia militia to victory at the Battle of Kettle Creek

Served as interpreter and

mediator for Oglethorpe and

Tomochichi

Colonists who remained loyal

to Great Britain

Founder and Head Trustee

of Georgia

Declaration of

Independence

Elijah Clarke

Mary Musgrove

James Oglethorpe Loyalists Patriots

Colonists who favored

independence Tomochichi

Yamacraw Chief who assisted

Oglethorpe and the Georgia colonists

FINISH

Answer KeyPaleo Period lasted from 10000 to 8000 BC; nomadic hunters and

gatherers

Archaic Period lasted from 8000 to 1000 BC; had the 1st permanent settlements but moved with each season to find food

Woodland Period lasted from 1000 BC to 1000 AD; tribes lived together in villages; used bow and arrows

Mississippian Period lasted from 800 AD until the arrival of European explorers; built flat-topped mounds for religious ceremonies

Spanish Missions

Spanish settlements on Georgia’s barrier islands established to convert Native Americans to Christianity

Hernando deSoto

Spanish explorer who reached modern day Georgia in 1540 while searching for gold

Oglethorpe Founder and Head Trustee of Georgia

Tomochichi Yamacraw Chief who assisted Oglethorpe and the Georgia colonists

Musgrove Served as interpreter and mediator for Oglethorpe and Tomochichi

Savannah The first British settlement in Georgia; founded on the site of Yamacraw Bluff

Salzburgers Group of Lutherans that left Europe in the 1730s to escape Catholic persecution; founded the city of Ebenezer

Highland Scots

Group of skilled and fearless fighters who left Scotland and settled in Darien in 1735; protected colony from French & Spanish

Malcontents Colonists who were upset with the Trustees’ regulations; wanted slavery & more land

Royal colony Colony under direct rule of the king; led by royal governors

Charter of 1732

Document signed by King George II that officially established the colony of Georgia

French & Indian War

Conflict between France and Great Britain where both sides allied with several Native American tribes; ended in a British victory

Proclamation of 1763

Document created by King George III that awarded all land west of the Appalachian Mountains to Native Americans; it angered Georgia colonists

Stamp Act Law passed by Parliament that taxed all printed materials; angered colonists

Intolerable Acts

Set of four laws created to punish the Massachusetts colony for the Boston Tea Party; colonists saw this as a violation of their rights

Declaration of Independence

On July 4, 1776, the Second Continental Congress approved this document that formerly announced the colonies’ independence from Great Britain

Loyalists Colonists who remained loyal to Great Britain

Patriots Colonists who favored independence

Elijah Clarke Led the Georgia militia to victory at the Battle of Kettle Creek

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Answer KeyAustin Dabney

Slave wounded fighting in the Battle of Kettle Creek; who won his freedom for service during Revolution War

Nancy Hart Colonist who captured a group of British loyalists who bragged of murdering an American colonel

Gwinnett, Hall, & Walton

Georgia signers of the Declaration of Independence

Battle of Kettle Creek

Battle won by Patriots in Georgia; lifted Patriot morale

Siege of Savannah

Failed attempt of nearly 20,000 Patriots and French allies to surround & overtake Savannah

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