Florida History Exam

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Wright Brothers

Freed slave- mailman that delivered the mail from Titusville to Malabar and Grant

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Ernest Kouwen-Hoven

Built first wooden bridge across the IRL to make Indialantic

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Adams-Onis

Florida is now part of the U.S

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March 3, 1845

statehood

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Disney political front

Reedy Creek

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sheet flow

shallow water runoff

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destination for all water flowing through everglades

Florida Bay

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Leader of black education from Daytona Beach

Mary Mcloud Bethune

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7 mile bridge

Connects Marathon to Little Duck Key

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There are two wonderful months in Florida...

Hemingway

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"Drain the Everglades"

Napolean Bonaparte Broward

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Leroy Collins

Florida governor that fought to keep schools open during civil rights movement

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Lancelot Jones

Grew Key limes on porgy key

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Ernest Coe

Moved from Conneticut to Miami- life's work on National park

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Juanita Green

journalist for Miami Herald that wrote abt everglades

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Lloyd Miller

environmental activist for Biscayne Bay/Everglades

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The truth is everything- every painting, every song, every movie comes out of something that precedes it. It's a chain

Connectdedness

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Our past is the glue that connects us

Communities of Memory

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We learn about people who live and have lived responsible, interesting, and joyful lives

Conceptions of character

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The miracle of light...It is a river of grass

Marjory Stoneman Douglas

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"It seems to me that the earth may be borrowed, not bought"

Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings

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May 25, 1961

Kennedy moon anouncement

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OG mercury astronauts

Scott Carpenter, Gordon Cooper, John Glenn, Gus Grissom, Wally Schirra, Alan Shepard, and Deke Slayton (2 c’s, 2 g’s, 3 s’s)

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Grant Seafood Festival

Feb./March

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George Melendez Wright

National Park head

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John Lacey Bird and Game Act

Protected against bird poachers

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Antiquities Act of 1906

Federal lands could be designated as national monuments- (Biscayne Bay)

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Fort in Keys

Ft. Jefferson

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Atocha location

Marquesas

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Devestating Hurricanes on Lake Okeechobee led to...

Man made retention ponds and dikes

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The Hurricane Monument is located near where the Hurricane of 1935 made landfall at

Islamorada

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Longest river in florida/runs North

St Johns

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lots of water 4 GA

Apalachicola River

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Suwanee River

State song (Old folks at home)

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Caloosahatchee and St. Lucy River

Water flushed out of Okeechobee

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Kisimee River

Feeds Everglades

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Perdido River

FL + Alabama boundary

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St. Mary's River

Northern Border w/Fl + GA

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Highway connecting Tampa and Miami

Tamiami River

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I4

Tampa to Daytona

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Political Refugees

Cubans

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Economic refugees

Haitains

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Cuban Adjustment Act

allowed cubans to earn residency in the US

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Fastest growing Latino group

Puerto Ricans

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Made up 50% of florida's population in 1900s

African-Americans

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Martinez Ybor

Cuban cigar maker

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Jose Marti

Wrote guantanamera and led the fight for cuban independence

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Mario Sanchez

Cuban folk artist in Key West that lived in Gato village

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Mariel Boat lift 1980

Cuban refugees came to America

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Early exiles were mostly successful business professionals, doctors

Cubans

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Desperately Poor, many are illegal

Haitains

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Bethune-Cookman

Private Black College in Daytona

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Fled Castro's Revolution

Cubans

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Between 1960 and 2000, over 1 million came to South Florida

Cubans

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Most are employed in low wage, unskilled work

Haitans

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Name derived from Spanish word for runaway

Seminoles

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Southernmost town in Brevard County

Micco, Barefoot Bay

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Northernmost town in Brevard County

Scottsmoore

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Birthplace of Zora Neale Hurtson

Notasulga, Alabama

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Ponce De Leon

Discovered and named Florida

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First governor of Florida

Andrew Jackson

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Black educator and businessman who pushed for better schools for Melbourne's Black population

Mary Mcleod Bethune

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CR Johnson

Melbourne Blacksmith who spent his retirement as Mel High's custodian, dean, and bus driver

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Biscayne National Park was created largely through the efforts of

Lancelot Jones, Juanita Greene, Lloyd Miller

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Pedro Menendez

Founded St. Augustine

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Richard Goode and his family

Among the first white settlers in Melbourne

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B. Frank Brown

Pioneer educator whose reforms made Melbourne High School nationally known in the 1960's

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Rufus Beaujean

Owned and operated the ferry service to Melbourne Beach before a bridge was built

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State tree FL

Sabal Palm

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State flower FL

orange blossom

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The original 1-story hospital was located on _____ until 1962

US1

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Mill

1/1000 of a dollar

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The Belcelona

Florida air academy once was this hotel

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Apollo 1

Astronauts blew up

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Apollo 11

first moon mission

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Which mercury 7 astronaut had to navigate his own way back home?

John Glenn

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"light this candle"

Alan Shepard

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Hemingway Hurrican Months

August-October

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Conch Republic

April 23, 1982, Florida Keys seceded from the US

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Atochas value

go with biggest answer

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Patrick Smith

Author: a land remembered

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Honest John

Legendary florida cracker and fisherman

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Where did the Allmann Brothers Grow up?

Daytona

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Where did the Lynyrd Skynyrd band grow up?

Jacksonville

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Event that greatly strengthened the national government and weakened state power (1861-1865)

The Civil War

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Willie Green

Blues singer from cross creek

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Cap on property value assesements annual increase

3%

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The florida constitution also prohibits estate, inheritance, and ____ taxes

Income

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Big Cypress Swamp

1 million acres of the western Everglades- has many of the surviving Florida Panthers

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Birds found in Everglades

Ibis, Heron, Egret

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Found in freshwater

Alligators

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Found in saltwater and freshwater

Crocodiles

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Joe Browder and Nathaniel Reed

protected the Big cypress swamp, enlisted support of all of the above, including Miccosukee tribe

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Who wrote "Lochloosa is on my mind"

JJ Grey

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Who wrote Seminole Wind?

John Anderson

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Song Played at UF Games

Won't back down

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leading spokesperson for Everglades as a reporter for the Miami Herald, later writing a book called "River of Grass"

Marjory Stoneman Douglas

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IRL inlets

Port Canaveral, Jupiter, Sebastian Inlet, Fort Pierce Inlet, and St. Lucie Inlet

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Voting Rights Act of 1965

Banned literacy tests and aimed to establish voting equality

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Bush v Gore 2000

partial recount of FL votes chose pres.