A southern colony founded in 1732 by James Oglethorpe. It was founded for debtors.

A colony where the king grants a charter and is in charge of the colony.

A colony founded in 1638 by John Mason and John Wheelwright for the resources of the region.

How did New Amsterdam become New York?

This person was a Wampagnoag native and helped the Pilgrims more than anyone.

This man formed the colony of Pennsylvania for religious freedom.

This colony was originally formed from colonists that came from Virginia for the purpose of farming.

a position that allows for the beliefs of others

A colony granted to proprietors by the king in exchange .in exchange for yearly rent. The proprietors are in charge of the colony,

This colony was formed in 1636 by William Hooker because of his dissatisfaction of previous government.

Crops that are grown to sell

Imaginary line separating slave and none slave states

This was celebrated by the Pilgrims to give thanks

The Mayflower first landed here

An Indian chief, tired of losing land, attacked New England villages and this is the war that resulted.

This was enacted by Lord Baltimore and gave religious freedom to all in that colony

This became a middle colony by breaking away from Pennsylvania

Settled by Dutch, taken by English, this middle colony had a great fur trade

This native introduced the Wampanoag Indians to the Pilgrims

This document was written November 11, 1620 and was intended to govern the colony for the good of the colony

a valuable crop grown in the south for dye

These made it possible for enslave African Americans to be treated as property and denied basic human rights.

This colony was founded in 1630 by the Puritans for religious freedom.

This area was explored by Henry Hudson for the Dutch and English. It was first a Dutch settlement.

This early settlement was formed by Separatists for religious freedom

Separated from a colony to the south and full of farm land

A group that came to settle in a colony because they were hated in England for their beliefs

He was a Native American chief of the Wampanoag and went to war against colonists

A grant from the king and the king calls the shots

an area of gently sloping land and fertile soil found in the south

a plan of government that relied on the people to work for the common good

A place on the Delaware River where enslaved Africans were forced to work in ship-building and manufacturing.

Settled in 1607 by John Rolfe and John Smith when they were sent by the English to form a colony for for profit

a person who owes money they cannot pay back

a seaport used for trade in Massachusetts

formed by Lord Baltimore for religious freedom

inland area of forest covered land cleared by settlers for farming

Maryland was founded on this river and on the other side is Virginia.

Originally it was known as New Amsterdam and then taken by the English

This was a journey across the Atlantic where 10% of the passengers died

a religious group that settled in the colonies and wanted to reform the Church of England/Anglican

this is the first settlement in the Georgia colony

How did settlers interact with the Native Americans?

started by William Penn for religious freedom

they agreed to work for someone for a period of years for passage to the colonies

this colony was formed by Roger Williams for religious freedom

These are huge estates

This was the heart of the colony of South Carolina

This colony was founded by Lord Berkeley and Sir George for its rich farmland

He started the colony of Maryland and wrote the Act of Toleration

People came to the colonies for a variety of reasons, but many people had to be given some incentive. What was the most common one?