French Calvinists were also called...

A theocracy means:

Calvinists who moved to the North American colonies were called...

Lutheran, Calvinism, and Anglicanism are all examples of...

John Calvin was

John Calvin believed in

Which movement was Calvin a part of

Which was not an idea central to Calvinism

Calvin saw predestination as...

The idea that God has already decided who was saved from the beginning

Which country sponsored/organized the settlement at Roanoke?

Who did the Queen of England send out from 1584-1585 to find places in the New World to Colonize?

Who wanted to leave Roanoke and return home after the 1st expedition?

What year was Roanoke founded?

Who was the founder of Roanoke?

Why did John White return to England?

Why was there no ships available to take John White back to Roanoke?

What word did John White find carved in a tree when he returned?

Why was colony of Roanoke called the lost colony?

Jamestown was an economic venture. King James wanted the settlers to find what for England?

What was the name of the group of men who were financially investing in the colony?

What year did the colonist settle in Jamestown?

The settlers started getting sick. What caused the sickness?

The winter of 1609-1610 became know as the

Who was John Smith

Who did John Rolfe marry?

Who did the Church of England belong to?

Who were also known as Separatists?

In what year did the Pilgrims leave Holland for America?

The agreement Pilgrims made to govern themselves and make fair laws is called the........

Where did the Mayflower land?

Early English settlement that developed a strong relationship with the Native American Wampanoag Tribe was the........

This Native American of the Wampanoag's helped Pilgrims raise food, build farms and gather materials.

What two cultures celebrated the harvest of Thanksgiving together?

How long did the first Thanksgiving last?

Both Pilgrims & Puritans left England because they wanted.......

Who wanted to purify the Church of England?

700 English settlers left England to practice religion freely. This "City upon a Hill" was called.......

What phrase best describes Boston?

European traders went from Europe, to Africa, to the Americas and made huge profits. This was known as...

Early Dutch settlements were called:

What prohibited ungodly revelry such a stage plays playing cards dice games and excessive hilarity

(from the Greek word meaning, "against" and, "law") is any view which rejects laws or legalism and argues against moral, religious or social norms (Latin: mores), or is at least considered to do so.

When did Anne Hutchinson live?

The people in Anne's religion were called...

Why was Anne outspoken?

What was Anne's punishment?

What happened to Anne Hutchinson?

Why was Anne Hutchinson put on trial?

English Monarch that denounced the Roman Catholic Church and supported the formation of the Anglican Church.

Spanish monarch that sent the Spanish Armada to England to suppress the English revolt against catholicism.

The sponsoring of overseas ventures and colonization by the monarch and/or private investors.

All of the following supported the Protestant Reformation EXCEPT:

Native American resistance toward Colonial American in which Pueblo Indians successfully defeated Spaniard Colonists and regained territory in the New Mexico Area.

Labor contract in which a person agreed to work for a landowner for 4-7 years in order to receive safe passage from Europe to Colonial America.

New England Congregational Church act that allowed membership benefits to any person who was baptized.

Considered the first English/Indian War in Colonial America, this skirmish consisted of 3 wars between the Virginia Colony and Algonquian Speaking Indians.

Played a strategic role in the struggle between the British and French for supremacy over Colonial America.

Religious revival in Colonial America that consisted of open-air sermons on the evils of Colonial America and the path to salvation.

All of the following led to the expansion of New World colonies EXCEPT:

The first form of self governance by colonists in Colonial America

Select all of the covert ways in which African Slaves dealt with the dehumanizing elements of Colonial America.

Select all of the following acts of resistance that involved Native Americans and European Colonist.

Select all of the following that are examples of current day American Culture that began to arise in 18th Century Colonial America.

The following Colonial Region was known as the "Bread" Colonies for their Wheat/Rye/Grain plantations:

Select all of the colonial regions that utilized slave labor for agricultural purposes.

Influential colonist who played a key role in achieving Freedom of the Press for 18th century Colonial America.

Attempted to foster peaceful trade relations with Native Americans in the Virginia Colony in 17th Century Colonial America.

Select all of the following that hurt relations between English Colonists and the crown of England.

A powerful tribe in Connecticut

The puritans questioned their morals but assumed it was the right thing to do when the Pequots began catching smallpox. This was beginning of English dominance

A combined force of Massachusetts and Connecticut men attacked a Pequot village, the New Englanders killed about 500 men and drove the remaining Pequots into oblivion and divided their land.

Metacom or Metacomet was known to the English as

A pre-dawn attack on Mystic Fort that left 500 adults and children of the Pequot tribe dead, the Pequot Massacre (or the “Mystic Massacre”) was the first defeat of the Pequot people by the English in the Pequot War, a three-year war instigated by the Puritans to seize the tribe's traditional land.

Un ataque antes del amanecer en Mystic Fort que dejó 500 adultos y niños de la tribu Pequot muertos, la Masacre Pequot (o la "Masacre Mística") fue la primera derrota del pueblo Pequot por parte de los ingleses en la Guerra Pequot, una año de guerra instigada por los puritanos para apoderarse de la tierra tradicional de la tribu.

A path-breaking experiment in Union was launched in 1640 (4) Colonies banded together to form the New England confederation

What was the result of the English Bill of Rights?

North American conflict that was a part of a worldwide struggle between France and Britain and ended with the defeat of France and the transfer of French Canada to Britain.

The treaty that ended the Revolutionary War, confirming the independence of the United States and setting the boundaries of the new nation.

Massachusetts suffered further humiliation in 1686 when the dominion of New England was created by royal authority.

the domain of New England was set up largely to improve the efficiency of the navigation laws

the bloodless revolution resulted in the dethroning of James the second

William the third and his wife Mary replaced the Catholic king James the second after the bloodless revolution

When the navigation laws were only weekly enforced it was referred to as

Governor appointed by the King of England to govern over the Dominion of England

Overthrow of James II

An English policy of not strictly enforcing laws in its colonies

War that gave the British Control of North America

law limiting the area of English Settlement

What did Hudson search for?

Which country sponsored Hudson?

Henry Hudson sailed on four different voyages.

What country did Peter Stuyvesant come from?

Name the Company that hired Peter Stuyvesant:

Peter Stuyvesant was hired to be the

Who founded the colony of New York?

What was William Penn the founder of?

Where was William Penn born?

What did King Charles II owe William’s father?

What did King Charles II give William?

Squanto was part of what tribe?

1675 - 1676

• Armed conflict between New England Native American peoples and New England colonists and their indigenous allies.

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