Timucuan People in St. Augustine

What did the Timucuans hunt for food?

• Deer, bears, wild turkeys, and alligators

• Fish, clams, and oysters

• Corn, beans, squash, pumpkins, and melons

• Roots, berries, and nuts

What crops did the Timucuans grow?

• Deer, bears, wild turkeys, and alligators

• Fish, clams, and oysters

• Corn, beans, squash, pumpkins, and melons

• Roots, berries, and nuts

What was the role of men in Timucuan society?

• Hunting and serving as soldiers

• Cooking meals and gathering food

• Making pottery and cooking meals

• Enslaving people

What diseases caused the death of many Timucuans when the Spanish arrived?

• Measles and smallpox

• Malaria and typhoid

• Influenza and tuberculosis

• Cholera and yellow fever

What happened to the population of Timucuans after the Spanish arrived?

• It increased significantly

• It remained the same

• It decreased greatly

• It doubled

Where were the surviving Timucuans forced to relocate?

• Alabama

• Georgia

• Cuba

• Miami

What did some Timucuans become once the Spanish settled St. Augustine?

• Farmers

• Hunters

• Christians

• Soldiers

How did the Spanish colonization affect the Timucuans?

• It brought them prosperity

• It had no impact on them

• It forced them into slavery

• It made them rulers

What animals from Europe caused diseases among the Timucuans?

• Pigs and cows

• Sheep and goats

• Horses and chickens

• Dogs and cats

Did the Timucuans voluntarily become Christians?

• Yes

• No

• Not mentioned

• It is unclear