Early English Settlements, TCI U2L6

A person who settles in a colony is called a...

• Pilgrim

• Colonist

• Quaker

• Representative

A ​ (a)   government is a type of government that gives people the power to rule themselves, often through elected representatives.

• democratic
• monarchy
• dictatorship
• settlement

A ​ (a)   is a form of government where the ruler is a king or queen.

• monarchy
• democracy
• dictatorship
• oligarchy

A form of government where the citizens elect the leaders to make decisions and vote on their behalf.

• monarchy

• Mayflower Compact

• representative

• colonial

A ​ (a)   is a small community created by settlers in a new territory.

• settlement
• colony
• city
• kingdom

A set of rules written by the Pilgrims to help them live together peacefully.

• Pilgrim Pact

• Bill of Rights

• Mayflower Compact

• Colonial Rules and Procedures

Why was the Roanoke settlement established?

• to find gold

• for religious freedom

• to claim land and get wealth

• to find a new route to Asia

What was the first successful English settlement in North America named?

• Jamestown

• Roanoke

• Plymouth

• democratic

Where was the Plymouth settlement?

• Virginia

• Massachusetts

• Pennsylvania

• North Carolina

What effect did John Smith's leadership have on the Jamestown settlement?

• many people starved in the winter

• everyone worked together to maintain the colony

• the settlers went to war with Powhatan's tribe

• colonists decided to return to England