Unit 4 - Life in the Colonies

a group of people from England who wanted to separate themselves from the church of England

• Separatists
• indentured servants 
• dissenter 
• rebel

a government that is run by the people

• democracy
• proponent
• plantation
• communist

a person who supports something

• pilgrim
• dissenter 
• proponent
• proprietor

a person whose views are different from those of his or her leaders

• Separatists
• proprietor
• indentured servant
• dissenter

A person who agreed to work for an amount of time in exchange for the cost of housing, food, and the voyage to North America

• proponent
• indentured servant
• apprentice
• rebel

to resist or fight against authority

• defend
• seperate
• dissenter 
• rebel

to be not accepting of ideas or behaviors different from one’s own

• intolerant 
• self-sufficient 
• disdainful
• grant

a person who learns a skill or trade from an experienced worker

• Puritan 
• apprentice 
• pilgrim
• student

Why did the Southern Colonies have large plantations?

• they had warm climate and rich soil
  
• lack of workers
• size of the land claims
• cold climate and rocky soil 

Who founded the colony of Maryland?

• William Henry 
• John Smith 
• Lord Baltimore
• James Oglethorpe