In the fall of 1608, ____________________ , was sent out from London to lead the colony and his rule was, "He who works not, eats not." (page 67)

A ________________________ is the form of government in which voters elect people to make laws for them. (page 69)

In 1607, a group of wealthy people pooled their resources and made a new attempt to establish an English colony in North America. What can you infer establish means in this sentence? (page 67)

A _________ is a person who takes a religious journey. (page 69)

These measures would not have succeeded if the colonists had not found a dependable source of income to sustain the colony. What does sustain mean here in this statement? (page 68)

__________________ , was a Native American who brought the Pilgrims seeds of native plants--corn, beans, and pumpkins. (page 70)

_________________ , was a respected landowner, lawyer, and led the Puritans in 1630 on a voyage to North America. (page 72)

The Puritans did not believe in religious _______ - recognition that other people have the right to different opinions. (page 73)

_____________ a minister of a church in the town of Salem believed the Puritans should split entirely from the Church of England. (page 73)

A Boston woman, ___________________ , questioned some of the Puritan teachings, was put on trial in 1638, and expelled from Massachusetts. She established a settlement on an island that is now part of Rhode Island. (page 75)

_____________ , a minister, disagreed with the Puritan leaders, left Massachusetts with about 100 followers in 1636 and settled in what today is Connecticut. (page 75)

______________ was forced to leave Massachusetts, moved to New Hampshire and founded the town of Exeter. (page 75)

__________ is an assembly of townspeople that decides local issues. (Page 75)

Membership in town meetings was restricted to male heads of households. Restricted means ________________________. (page 75)

Roger Williams specified that colonists should pay Native Americans for their land. What does specify mean? (Page 73)

_____________________________ , the Chief of Wampanoag was also known as King Phillip. (Page 76)

_________________________ is a colony created by a grant of land from a monarch to an individual or family. (Page 78)

A ____________________ is a colony controlled directly by the English king. (Page 78)

Another fundamental Quaker belief was that all people were equal in God's eyes. Fundamental means the __________________ . (Page78)

The ______________ was a frontier region extending through several colonies, from Pennsylvania to Georgia. (Page 81)

Philadelphia and New York were accumulating people at such a rate that they had become the largest cities and busiest ports in the colonies. What does accumulate mean? (Page 81)

__________________ was a wealthy man who personally knew King Charles II, wanted to find a place for Quakers to live where they would be safe from persecution. (Page 78)

_____________ became the leader of the frontier settlers and in 1675, organized a force of 1,000 westerners and began attacking and killing Native Americans. (Page 85)

When George Calvert died, his son, Cecil Calvert, Lord Baltimore, became proprietor. A Proprietor is __________________. (Page 86)

____________ got the representative assembly to pass the Act of Toleration in 1649. (Page 86)

A group of wealthy Englishmen led by ____________ wanted a colony where there would be protection for English debtors. (page 87)

__________ are people who owe money. (Page 87)

A _____________ is a large farm where crops such as cotton, sugar, and rice are grown. (Page 87)

_______________ is the difference shown between things when compared. (Page 89)

_____________ are lands along a frontier and the the main function of the Spanish ones were to protect Mexico from the European powers. (Page 91)

_______ is to change from one religion to another. (Page 91)

A missionary named ____________________ played an important role in the effort for Spain colonizing California in 1769. (Page 92)

Along with missionaries, Spain sent soldiers to set up ______________ which are military posts to defend the missions. (Page 92)

The Spanish also established ___________ , which are civilian towns that were centers of farming and trade. (Page 93)