Ch.3 US History Holt McDougal

a person who moves to another country after leaving their homeland

• indentured servant
• immigrant
• slave
• Pilgrim

allowed the British East India Company to sell tea directly to the colonists

• Tea Act
• Boston Tea Party
• Mayflower compact
• staple crops

law requiring colonists to house British soldiers

• Intolerable Act
• Tea Act
• slave codes
• Quartering Act

Incident in which the colonists, dressed as Indians, dumped chests of tea into the Boston Harbor

• Tea Act
• Boston Massacre
• Boston Tea Party
• Great Awakening

colonists who received a free trip to America in exchange for working without pay for a certain number of years 

• Pilgrims
• immigrants
• Quakers
• indentured servants

laws passed to control slaves

• Quartering Act
• slave codes
• Intolerable Acts
• Middle Passage

a Protestant group that wanted to purify the Anglican Church.

• Pilgrims
• Quakers
• immigrants
• Puritans

the group of English Protestants that formed Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts

• Pilgrims
• Protestants
• Quakers
• Puritans

a document written by the Pilgrims that set guidelines for self-government

• English Bill of Rights
• Mayflower Compact
• Committees of Correspondence
• Great Awakening

a Protestant group who believed in the equality of men and women before God and who supported religious tolerance

• Pilgrims
• Puritans
• Quakers
• immigrants