Theological leader who kick-started the protestant reformation with his 95 theses.

This famous astronomer and mathematician, discovered the sun was the center of the universe.

Name of the movement that would cause many to turn away from the Catholic Church, due to corruption.

This council established in 1478, would lead to the persecution of Jews, Muslims, and Protestants to reaffirm Catholic supremacy in Spain.

The practice of _______ ________, made it possible for all faiths to live in the middle colonies

This religious group, now a famous oatmeal brand, settled in Pennsylvania.

Given as a repayment of a debt to William Penn, Pennsylvania was what type of Colony?

This was the nickname given to the middle colonies, due to their ability to grow wheat and rye.

This Famous Founding Father, associated with the city of Philadelphia, instilled Quaker beliefs into the U.S. Constitution.

The name of the group who landed at Plymouth Rock and gave Americans a reason to feast every November.

The name of the religious group that fled England and established the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

While there was no wizards in this town, they sure did think they had a witch problem.

This colonial leader wished to make the Massachusetts Bay Colony a “City Upon a Hill”

This agreement among men, set up a self government in the New England Colonies that would be one part theocracy and one part oligarchy.

Established in 1607, this was the first successful British colony.

What is “Brown Gold”

Jamestown was plagued by colonists who believed they were above labor. John Smith changed all of that with this policy.

This colony was set up as a buffer state, between Spain and the English colonies.

The Catholic refuge of Maryland would pass this act, requiring the fair treatment of all Christian religions.

This fictional waterway was said to be a direct route to Asia.

The movement of people, goods, animals, and disease between the old and new world.

Labor system created by poor Europeans financing their journey to the colonies.

During the early colonial period rice, indigo, and tobacco were worth their weight in gold. They are what is known as what?

This colony mysteriously disappeared after its leader would go on a 3 year supply run.

Which factor contributed most to tensions between early English settlers in New England and Native Americans?