What was the first PERMANENT english settlement?

In 1606, King James gave permission to a group of wealthy men to start a colony in _________ ____________.

The Virginia Company sent 105 men to __________ in Virginia.

The settlers in Jamestown were hoping that they would find_____________?

They named the settlement after King James and called it ______________.

Jamestown was built on a __________.

The land in Jamestown was not good for___________.

Mosquitos carried a deadly disease call__________.

By the end of 1607, disease and other hardships had __________ many of the settlers in Jamestown.

In late 1607, one of the settlers in Jamestown, Captain ______ ________ was captured by Native Americans.

Powhatan, the chief of a nearby Native American tribe, almost killed smith but _______________, Powhatan's daughter saved his John Smith's life.

Pocahontas visited Jamestown several times, bringing ______ to trade with the settlers.

In September of 1608, John Smith became the leader of what settlement?

A famous quote by John smith is "Any man who does not work, does not _________."

John Smith got badly ________ and had to return to England. Jamestown lost a great leader.

Jamestown settlers never found any _____, so they needed a way to support their colony in order to stay in America.

_______ _________ found a way to grow a sweet-tasting kind of tobacco.

Tobacco became Virginia's _______.

Jamestown created the House of Burgesses-a group of elected _____________ to make laws for the colony.

John _______ married Pocahontas.

Jamestown survived an attack where 347 colonists were killed by Native Americans and became the first _______________ English settlement in North America.

Where is the third english settlement?

Plymouth was started by people who were looking for religious freedom called ___________.

King James said that everyone in England had to belong to the _________ ___ ____________and some people refused.

Those who refused were called ____________ meaning they wanted to “separate” or have a different church.

In September 1620, the Pilgrims sailed from England on a ship called the ____________ and landed on the tip of Cape Cod in what is now Massachusetts.

Before going ashore, the pilgrims drew up a plan of government to help them live together peacefully. Most of the men signed the agreement which is known as the _____________ ____________.

They built houses and a meeting hall called a ________ _______.

In March 1621, ___________, a Wampanoag Native American visited the Pilgrims.

Squanto could speak English so he stayed with the Pilgrims and taught them how to plant ________, catch fish, and get sweet syrup from maple trees.

___________, chief of the Wampanoag people, and Squanto arranged a peace treaty or agreement between the natives and the Pilgrims. They agreed not to attack each other and would help protect each other.

In the fall, the Pilgrims decided to celebrate the harvest and invited the Wampanoag people to a feast of thanksgiving. The feast lasted _____ days.

William Bradford was elected ___________, or leader of Plymouth in 1621 and served for more than 30 years.

Over time, ships brought more settlers to Plymouth. Other groups joined the Pilgrims and settled in the area that we now call _____ __________.

The first attempt at an english settlement was named?

The leader of Roanoke was?

At Roanoke Island the settlers found __________ carved into a tree?

Roanoke is located in present day _______ _______?

All three of our early english settlers, Roanoke, Jamestown, and Plymouth came from?

The settlers of Jamestown left England looking for _______.

In _______, 117 colonists departed England to set up a

colony at Roanoke Island.