13 Colonies Word Match Reference Sheet Review

Select the definition for Quaker.

• A member of the Religious Society of Friends who

  believes in peace and believes Jesus Christ works through them

• The crop that grew very well in the middle colonies due to the warm, humid climate

• Goods that are sent out of a country to be sold for use or resale in another country

• An exchange of beaver pelts for guns and other metals between Native Americans and the French and British

Select the definition for Colony.

• An area that is under full or partial control of the government from another country

• The crop that grew very well in the middle colonies due to the warm, humid climate

• Goods that are sent out of a country to be sold for use or resale in another country

• An exchange of beaver pelts for guns and other metals between Native Americans and the French and British

Select the definition for Separatist.

• The name given to the Pilgrims because they wanted to

  separate from the Church of England

• The crop that grew very well in the middle colonies due to the warm, humid climate

• Goods that are sent out of a country to be sold for use or resale in another country

• An exchange of beaver pelts for guns and other metals between Native Americans and the French and British

Select the definition for Pilgrims.

• A separatists group from England that was attacked by King James for rejecting England’s official church

• The crop that grew very well in the middle colonies due to the warm, humid climate

• Goods that are sent out of a country to be sold for use or resale in another country

• An exchange of beaver pelts for guns and other metals between Native Americans and the French and British

Select the definition for Jamestown.

• The first permanent English settlement in America named in honor of King James

• The 1689 agreement by William and Mary to uphold the rights of Englishmen and Parliament

• A place on the coast where ships docked to load or unload cargo

• The British rule that forbade colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains

Select the definition for Joint-Stock Company.

• Investors who combined their money to share expenses and profits when sending charters to the colonies

• The 1689 agreement by William and Mary to uphold the rights of Englishmen and Parliament

• A place on the coast where ships docked to load or unload cargo

• The British rule that forbade colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains

Select the definition for Triangular Trade.

• The name given to the trading route with three stops - America, Africa, and the West Indies - slaves, sugar, molasses, and rum were exchanged

• The 1689 agreement by William and Mary to uphold the rights of Englishmen and Parliament

• A place on the coast where ships docked to load or unload cargo

• The British rule that forbade colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains

Select the definition for Indentured Servant.

• The name given to those who could not afford passage to America on their own so exchanged a few years of free labor for passage

• The 1689 agreement by William and Mary to uphold the rights of Englishmen and Parliament

• A place on the coast where ships docked to load or unload cargo

• The British rule that forbade colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains

Select the definition for Subsistence Farming.

• Farmers that grow just enough food for their family and maybe a little extra that they could sell

• A written contract issued by a government giving the holder the right to establish a colony

• The opposite of the Great Awakening when people turned their focus to science and reason

• The mountain range in the eastern port of America that stretches from Canada south to Alabama

Select the definition for Albany Plan of Union.

• The first formal proposal to unite the colonies against England’s rule - created by Benjamin Franklin

• A written contract issued by a government giving the holder the right to establish a colony

• The opposite of the Great Awakening when people turned their focus to science and reason

• The mountain range in the eastern port of America that stretches from Canada south to Alabama