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The following will help guide you through the
requirements and expectations of Unit 1.
Student Learning
Objectives
Unit 1
- Obtain a basic understanding of Florida's indigenous groups
including, but not limited to, the Paleo-Indian, Archaic, and
other cultures.
- Obtain an understanding of the early European Explorers in Florida,
and explore the early colonial settlements and missionary activities
in Florida.
- Obtain an understanding of how the lives of Indians and Africans
in Florida were shaped by the various European colonial efforts.
- Obtain an understanding of the major changes during English
occupation, including the American Revolution, and the return
of Florida to Spain.
- Obtain an understanding of the origin of Florida as a U.S.
territory, its experiences as a territory, and its evolution as
a state.
Text:
Gannon, Michael. Florida: A Short History. Gainesville: University
Press of Florida, 1993
Unit 1 Readings:
Florida In the Beginning - Secession ( pages 1 - 40)
Additionally, you will need to read all related websites that the
course links provide you.
Exam:
There will be a Unit Exam at the completion of your studies in Unit
1. This exam will consist of multiple-choice questions. When you
have completed the required readings, follow the link to "Return
to Course Manager" and go to the Unit 1 Exam under the
exam button. Follow all instructions. This exam will be taken online
and will be timed. The following terms and theories will help you
get ready for this exam:
Study Terms
and Theories:
- Fort Caroline
- Jean Ribualt
- Rene Laudonniere
- Fort Carlos de Austria
- Richard Keith Call
- William D. Moseley
- James D. Wescott
- David Levy Yulee
- William Bowles
- Fort San Carlos de Austria
- Castillo de San Marcos
- Fort De Soto
- Fort Mose
- The East Florida Seminary
- Buckingham Smith
- Treaty of Moultre Creek
- Treaty of Payne's Landing
- War of 1812
- French and Indian War
- St. Augustine
- Timucuams
- shaman
- medicine men
- cacique
- James Moore
- Edward Rutledge
- Arthur Middleton
- Thomas Heyward, Jr.
- Republic of West Florida
- Bella Vista
- San Pedro Shipwreck
- Siempre fist ciudad
- Nombre de Dios
- West Florida
- Second Seminole War
- Micanopy
- Sir Walter Raleigh
- Juan Ponce de Leon
- Hernando de Soto
- Pedro Menendez de Aviles
- Second Spanish Period
- Andrew Jackson
- The Second Seminole War
- England's Board of Trade
- Situado
- The Spanish Missionaries
- John Branch
- Harrison Reed
- Robert Raymond Reid
- Treaty of Cession
- Florida's first Legislature
- George Johnstone
- James Grant
- Daniel Boone
- territorial newspaper
- absentee farming in Florida
- Panton, Leslie, and Company
- William Bartram
- Spanish mission system
- Luis Cancer de Barbastro
- William P. Duval
- Francis Dade
- John Eaton
- Apalachicola
- Chatot
- Panzacola
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