The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut was known for being

When other European powers threatened its empire in America, Spain responded by sending

This colony was established as a place for debtors and the poor to start anew

What crop probably saved the Jamestown settlers?

The House of Burgesses was the legislative assembly formed in

The Spanish established these religious settlements in California

The Act of Toleration granted the right to worship freely in which colony?

In what modern-day state is Jamestown located?

In what year was Jamestown founded?

Who decide the "No Work, No Food" policy?

The first elective body of Virginia is known as the

"British policies were rarely enforced in the colonies, due to the belief that the colonies might flourish without strict supervision."

Which of the following reasons matches the description?

New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island

New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware

short summers; long, cold winter; short growing season

mild climate; hot, humid summers; long growing season

fertile soil, coastal plain to rolling hills and mountains in the west

rocky soil, thick forests, fast-flowing rivers, deep harbors, inland hills and mountains

fishing, whaling, cottage industries, overseas trade, subsistence farming

"Breadbasket Colonies," staple crops such as corn and wheat to export to other colonies, livestock, cottage industries, subsistence farming

exported cash crops such as tobacco and rice, some cottage industries, subsistence farming

settlers mostly from England, few slaves

settlers from all over Europe, some slaves

settlers from England, Scotland, Ireland; many slaves

mixture of religions such as Anglicans and Baptists

mixture of religion such as Quakers, Catholics, Lutherans, and Jews

largely Puritan

Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia

Which group was the first to settle in New York City and the Hudson Valley region?

The _____________ _________________ was the most dangerous leg of the _______________ ______________ route. It took 2-3 months to reach the Americas.

What are some port cities that developed on the Atlantic Coast because of Triangular trade?

After sailing across the Atlantic, most slaves (48%) ended up in . . .

William Penn founded

Quakers left England because they were ___________ for their beliefs.

What new religion did William Penn join?

Which of the following contributed most to the expansion of the transatlantic slave trade?

What was the purpose of the colony of New Netherland?