US Colonies Vocabulary (1st set)

A product grown to be sold rather than for consumption by the farmer.

• Charter

• Cash Crop

• Great Awakening

• Not a vocabulary word

The site where Pilgrims landed in America in the 1620s, located in present-day Massachusetts.

• Massachusetts Bay Company

• Mayflower

• Jamestown

• Plymouth

When the colonies saw widespread Protestantism and the belief that stressed faith and one's actions above Bible knowledge.

• Triangle Trade

• Awakening

• The Great Awakening

• Quakers

The trade route across the Atlantic Ocean that saw goods and slaves between Africa, the West Indies, the America colonies, England, and Europe.

• Triangle Trade

• Middle Passage

• Indentured servants

• Columbian Exchange

An official document which sets up a government, establishing the rules and duties of its citizens.

• Commonwealth

• Charter

• Mayflower Compact

• Pilgrims

(a)   was a period in the 1700s that stressed human reasoning in political philosophy and scientific advancements

A religious group which fled England and Europe because of religious persecution

(a)  

A religious group of the time that practices peace and non-violence.

(a)  

What is the route called that is circled?

(a)  

Not slaves but they would work just as hard, however, they would have an end in-sight because they worked for a specific period of time.

• Enlightenment

• Commonwealth

• Charter

• Indentured Servants