Fall Semester Review

Match each to the reason for exploration or colonization.

• Gold

• English - Plymouth

• Fur trade

• English - Jamestown

• Catholic Religion

• France

• Pilgrims - religion

• Spain

Match the following.

• 1620

• Plymouth founded

• 1607

• Jamestown region

• South

• Plymouth region

• New England

• Jamestown founded

Match the following

• Why Plymouth was founded

• 1620

• When Jamestown was founded

• for Gold

• When Plymouth was founded

• 1607

• Why Jamestown was founded

• for God

Match the following

• Fertile soil

  Cash crops

• New England

• Mild climate

  Breadbasket

• Middle

• Cold, poor soil

  Shipping, fishing

• Southern

The trade routes shown in this visual were known as

• Triangular Trade Routes

• Triple Trade Routes

• Total Trade Routes

Most slaves brought to the Thirteen Colonies went to

• cities in New England

• Southern plantations

• Small farms in the Middle Colonies

Match the following

• Controlled trade

• French & Indian War

• Religious changes

• Great Awakening

• Led to debt for Britain

• Stamp Act & Townshend Acts

• Taxation without Representation

• Mercantilism

Match the following

• Protested taxes by refusing to buy goods

• French & Indian War

• Taxes needed to pay war debt

• Boycotts

• Colonists challenged authority

• Great Awakening

Match the following

• Defied British by destroying tea

• Punishment for Boston Tea Party

• Intolerable Acts

• Boston Tea Party

• Colonists could not move west

• Proclamation of 1763

Match the following

• Declaration of Independence

• 1776 list of grievances

• Common Sense

• Thomas Paine pamphlet arguing for independence

• House of Burgesses

• Representative self government in Virginia

• Mayflower Compact

• Weak, first U.S. government

• Articles of Confederation

• Pilgrims' document for self government