Colonial Amer. Vocab paragraph 1.0

Match the following

• noun, plural

  people who are Catholic

• Spanish

• noun, singular

  a place in Amer., northern

• Catholics

• adjective

  an African nationality

• Puritans

• adjective

  a European nationality

• Egyptian

• noun, plural

  a type of Protestant people

• Massachusetts

Match the following

• noun

  "verb: to separate"

• enslaved

• adjective

  "made into a slave"

• integration

• noun, singular

  a place in Amer., southern

• separation

• noun

  "combining 2+ things"

• Virginia

• adjective

  "forced to work by contract"

• indentured

The Pilgrims, the first Puritans to sail to America, sought complete _1_ from the Church of England. Originally in Holland, they moved to _2_ in 1620 due to concerns about losing their English identity and fearing _3_ attacks on Holland.

• 1. 1. separation

• 1. 1. integration

• 1. 1. enslaved

• 1. 1. indentured

The Pilgrims, the first Puritans to sail to America, sought complete separation from the Church of England. Originally in Holland, they moved to _2_ in 1620 due to concerns about losing their English identity and fearing _3_ attacks on Holland.

• 1. 2. Massachusetts

• 1. 2. Virginia

• 1. 2. Egyptian

• 1. 2. Spanish

The Pilgrims, the first Puritans to sail to America, sought complete separation from the Church of England. Originally in Holland, they moved to _2_ in 1620 due to concerns about losing their English identity and fearing _3_ attacks on Holland.

• 1. 3. Massachusetts

• 1. 3. Virginia

• 1. 3. Egyptian

• 1. 3. Spanish

Led by Governor William Bradford, they signed the Mayflower Compact, emphasizing religious motives for colonization.  They welcomed other _4_, forming the Massachusetts Bay Colony.  Unlike the Chesapeake colonies near Virginia, Puritan New England relied on family labor rather than _5_ servants, leading to a strong maritime economy.

• 1. 4. Catholics

• 4. 4. Puritans

• 4. 4. Egyptians

• 4. 4. Spanish

Led by Governor William Bradford, they signed the Mayflower Compact, emphasizing religious motives for colonization.  They welcomed other _4_, forming the Massachusetts Bay Colony.  Unlike the Chesapeake colonies near Virginia, Puritan New England relied on family labor rather than _5_ servants, leading to a strong maritime economy.

• 1. 5. enslaved

• 4. 5. indentured

• 4. 5. Massachusetts

• 4. 5. Spanish