US Colonies

The site where pilgrims landed in America in the 1620's, located in present day Massachusetts

• Commonwealth

• New York

• Jamestown

• Plymouth

First Successful English colony in America

• Commonwealth

• Massachusetts Bay Company

• Jamestown

• Plymouth

Answer explanation

A settlement Established by Puritans in 1630 near present day Boston. Its frits governor was John Winthrop

• House of Burgesses

• Massachusetts Bay Company

• Jamestown

• Middle passage

A religious group that practices peace and Non-Violence and who came to America seeking religious freedom.

• Great Awakening

• Quakers

• Pilgrims

• Puritans

Founded in Virginia in 1619, it became the first elected governmental body in the America

• House of Burgesses

• Plymouth

• Pilgrims

• Triangle Trade

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

• Pilgrims

• Puritans

• Great Awakening

• Quakers

A Product Grown to be sold rather than for consumption by the farmer

• House of burgesses

• Indentured Servant

• Triangle Trade

• Cash Crop

Political System in which citizens practice self-Government

• Charter

• Plymouth

• Commonwealth

• Quakers

Name given to the trade route across the Atlantic Ocean that saw goods and slaves transported between Africa, the West Indies, The American colonies, England and Europe.

• Cash Crop

• House of Burgesses

• Middle Passage

• Triangle Trade

Written by pilgrims aboard the Mayflower before landing in 1620, Established the first Government in the colonies.

• Massachusetts bay company

• Mayflower Compact

• Jamestown

• Middle Passage