5A-Original Colonies

Founded in 1585, This colony is referred to as the "lost colony"

• Roanoke

• Jamestown

• Massachussetts Bay

• Plymouth

What is significant about the colony of Jamestown

• Founded by Debtors who wanted Economic Freedom

• Founded by Quakers who wanted Religious Freedom

• First permanent English Colony in North America

• Founded by england to expand trade and national wealth in 1585

The colony of Georgia was founded in 1733 by people in England who wanted economic freedom. These people were called

• Debtors

• Creditors

• Puritans

• Pilgrims

The Colony of Jamestown was an economic colony started the this group of businessmen in 1607

• Virginia Company of London

• John Smith and Company

• Pocahontas Unlimited

• Sons of Liberty

The Colony of Pennsylvania was founded in 1680 by a religous group who believed in non violence and equality for everyone. This group was the called the __________

• Puritans

• Pilgrims

• Quakers

• Virginia Company

This colony, started in 1630 was founded by the Puritans. This was a Religious group who wanted to PURIFY the church of England

• Debtors

• Quakers

• Pilgrims

• Puritans

This image shows a rock with the year 1620 on it. This signifies the founding of this relgious colony by the Pilgrims

• Pennsylvania

• Plymouth

• Massachusetts Bay

• Jamestown

Match the following colonies to the group that founded it

• Pilgrims

• Georgia

• Virginia Company

• Jamestown

• Debtors

• Massachusetts Bay

• Puritans

• Roanoke

• England/Sir Walter Raleigh

• Plymouth

Organize the Colonies below into either Religious Colony or Economic Colony

Groups:

(a) Religious Colony

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(b) Economic Colony

• Georgia

• Pennsylvania

• Roanoke

• Massachusett's Bay

• Plymouth

• Jamestown

Sort the descriptions below into either Puritan, Pilgrim or Quaker

Groups:

(a) Puritan

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(b) Pilgrim

,

(c) Quaker

• Pennslyvania

• Wanted to Separate from the Church

• Wanted to Purify the Church

• Massachusetts Bay

• Plymouth

• Believed in equality and non violence