Thirteen Colonies - Part 1-2

Bacon’s march on Jamestown became known as this.

• Bacon's Rebellion

• The Poor Man's Uprising

The religious group who disagreed with some of the teachings of the Anglican Church (The Church of England) and wanted to purify the church.

• The Puritans

• The Quakers

The son of a wealthy Englishman, he hated Native Americans. He called them “wolves” who preyed upon our “harmless and innocent lambs”.

• Sir William Berkeley

• Nathanel Bacon

This group of Puritans fled from England to Holland and then to America.

• The Anglicans

• The Pilgrims

After John Rolfe married this Powhatan, a time of peace occurred for a short time between the settlers and the Powhatan.

• Pocahontas

• Sacajawea

This colony was the second permanent English colony in North America.

• Jamestown

• Plymouth

People who exchange for passage to North America and food and shelter upon arrival agreed to work as a laborer for a period of time, usually 4-7 years

• Indentured Servants

• Semi-Slaves

In 1629, this Puritan group obtained a charter to start this joint stock company.

• Massachusetts Bay Company

• Virginia Company

Under this system, anyone who paid for their own or another’s passage to Virginia received 50 acres of land.

• Headright System

• Patronage System

This port town became the capital of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

• Hartford

• Boston