What thing saved the Jamestown colonists and made the colony very rich?

Which colonial group is associated with very cold winters and somewhat mild summers?

Which colonial group is known for having a very diverse population, including people from all over the world?

Which colonial group is most associated with plantations, farming, and seclusion?

Which number on this map marks where the British colonies were located?

What is the name of the boat people used to get to the New World?

What group of people were on the Mayflower?

What was the Puritains objective? Why did they flee England and Britain?

What is the Mayflower Compact?

What was the next major battle that occurred after the Siege of Boston?

Which of the following are associated with the New England Colonies?

Which of the following are associated with the Middle Colonies?

Which of the following are associated with the southern colonies?

For what reasons did the Puritains come to the New World?

Why was the Mayflower thrown off course while on its way to the New World?

What colonial region is this?

What colonial region is this?

These colonies were settled by the Pilgrims in 1620 and Puritans in 1630 to escape religious persecution in England

What was the original destination of the Mayflower?

What was the name of the first successful English colony settlement, founded in 1607?

Which vocabulary word means "a person who wanted to break away from the Church of England"?

What term describes The exchange of plants, animals, diseases, and technologies between the Americas and the rest of the world following Columbus's voyages.

What term describes a settlement of new land in an attempt to gain new land, resources, or power.

What term describes the first British colony established in North America in 1607. This colony was abandoned in 1610 after most of the colonists died of starvation. After being resupplied, the colony was able to establish itself and become successful with the help of cash crops.

What term describes the second colony established in North america by the British. Was created by people looking for religious freedom.

What term describes an area that has similar characteristics. It could share geographic, natural, cultural, or human similarities.

 document granting the recipient the right to settle the colony 

ability to accept or put up with different views or behaviors

the action or process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area.

Which European country claimed land A?

Which European country claimed land B?

Which European country claimed land C?

Which colonists mined for gold and other precious metals in the southwestern parts of North America?

Which colonists grew cash crops, like tobacco, to make money?

Which colonists trapped and traded fur to make money?

Why did the colonial regions develop different economies or ways of making money?

Practiced religious tolerance, which means all religions were welcome

Made up of small farmers

Grew wheat and mined iron

Major cities included the port cities of New York and Philadelphia

Some people in this area promised Native Americans a fair price for their land

Settled by Europeans, like the Puritans and Pilgrims, looking for religious freedom

Cold climate and rocky soil

Thick forests used for lumber and shipbuilding, colonists along the sea built ships, fished, and hunted whales

Not accepting of other religions

Grew cash crops like rice, tobacco and indigo

The Georgia colony had a good relationship with Native Americans

Many enslaved people in this region lived and worked on large plantations

Crop sold for money at market

a group of English Protestants who regarded the reformation of the Church of England as incomplete and wanted to simplify and regulate forms of worship.

This new part of the world was named after?

He wanted to discover a new route to the east

What is the term used to describe the widespread exchange of people, plants, animals, diseases, and ideas between the Americas and Eurasia after 1492?

When Europeans discovered the Americas, they named this place the ____________________.

For the Spanish, what were the 3 main reasons for exploration?

Which New World food became a favorite in Ireland?

Which Old World food is used to make bread and pasta?

Which of the following is a New World food?

Which of the following foods was not known in Italy before the Columbian Exchange?

Why did many explorers look for the Northwest Passage?