What was the first permanent English settlement in North America?

What are joint-stock companies?

Who were indentured servants?

What is a Puritan?

Who was the leader of the first settlers at Massachusetts Bay Colony?

What was King Philip’s War?

Who founded the colony of Pennsylvania?

What is a Quaker?

What is mercantilism?

What were the Navigation Acts?

What was the triangular trade?

Who was Benjamin Franklin?

What was the Great Awakening?

What was the Proclamation of 1763?

an agreement to establish a government, entered into by the Pilgrims in the cabin of the Mayflower on November 11, 1620

Intellectual movement that started in Europe
, emphasizing reason and individualism

Which document limited the power of the English monarchy and influenced colonial government?

Who was the influential preacher during the Great Awakening known for his emotional sermons?

Which colonial region was known for its plantations and reliance on slave labor?

What were joint-stock companies?

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Which port city is located in Massachusetts?

Which port city is located in Pennsylvania?

What was the name of the first permanent English settlement in North America?

Who helped Jamestown survive with rules (don't work, don't eat)?

What was the main reason for settlement in North America?

Who helped with contact between the English and the Indians?

What were they hoping to find in Jamestown?

Who financed the Jamestown venture?

The first Englishman to cultivate Tobacco in Jamestown. He married Pocahontas and had one child with her.

In 1607, Who was the King of England, Ireland, and Scotland?

In the summer of 1607, this country sent about 110 men to the "new world" to establish a permanent colony. The colony was named Jamestown.

In what modern-day state is Jamestown located?

What body of water did the Jamestown Colonists cross when traveling from England?

When the Colonists landed in Jamestown, what Native American tribe was living in the area?

The chief of the Powhatan's had a daughter named...

What happened at Roanoke that is still a mystery?

Who established Roanoke Colony?

When was Roanoke Colony founded?

Who was the governor of Roanoke Colony?

What was the name of the first English child born in America in Roanoke?

What kept aid from Great Britain reaching the colony?

What word was found carved in a tree?

In May, 2012, what was the new discovery involving the Roanoke settlement?

What was the name of the Native American that helped the Pilgrims?

What did the people who did not want to belong to the Anglican Church (or Church of England) call themselves?

Mayflower Compact

Name the Early English Colony:

This was England's 1st attempt to colonize in North America and the settlers (ALL MEN) came unprepared with limited supplies.

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This colony was named after King James of England and was the 1st PERMANENT colony the English established in North America.

Name the Early English Colony:

The Pilgrims looked to create this colony in North America for RELIGIOUS reasons.

Name the Early English Colony:

This colony was established in Massachusetts and things began to unravel when a 9 year old girl became "strangely ill."

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This colony relied on TOBACCO as their CASH CROP and its settlers spent much of their early days in search of GOLD.

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Half of the settlers of this colony died the first year because their boat was blown off course and they landed too far North. The colonists were NOT prepared for the cold winters as they remained on their ship, the Mayflower, until spring.

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When the original settlers returned to this colony they found that it had VANISHED. The only clue left was a mysterious carving in a tree....CROATOAN!

Name the Early English Colony:

If you want to live in this colony you better be "pure", attend church and quick to rat out others so you don't get labeled a WITCH.

Name the Early English Colony:

This colony created the 1st REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT (voting) for the Europeans in America while John Smith laid out some of the ground rules..."Work or Don't Eat!

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Squanto helped the settlers of this colony survive and strengthened their relationship with the natives by acting as an interpreter and mediator.

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Possible theories of what happened to this "LOST COLONY" include: they were killed by the natives, they move to Croatoan Island or they move inland and befriended the natives.

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The decrease in health, wealth and farm land in this colony lead to the unjust killing of many women who were wrongfully accused of "sinister" (harmful or evil) behavior.

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Pocahontas was forcefully taken from this colony and married to John Rolfe. He then brought her to England and tried to gain more funding for this colony.

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The MEN of this colony created a SELF-GOVERNMENT (the MAYFLOWER COMPACT) that they agreed upon to rule their town.

KEY CONCPETS/VOCAB:

This term refers to an item that is grown for the purpose of selling it (not consumption). One example of this is TOBACCO at Jamestown.

Who was Tituba?

How was Giles Corey killed?

In total, how many people were hanged for witchcraft during the Salem Witch Trials?

What did the first three women accused of witchcraft have in common?

What reasons are most plausible for the cause of the hysteria?

The Salem Witch Trials problem began with:

What was the name of the religious group that lived in Salem?

What year did the Salem Witch Trials begin?