The 13 Colonies
New England
Middle
Southern
Causes and Course of the
French & Indian War
French & Indian War
Consequences of the French & Indian War
100
There were this many regions of English Colonies on North America?
What is three?
100
Plymoth was founded in this year.
What is 1620?
100
New Amsterdam became this flourishing Middle Colony city under English rule.
What is New York?
100
What is the name for the type of crops grown in the Southern colonies?
What are cash crops?
100
The man that made this.
Who was Benjamin Franklin?
100
The Treaty that ended the French and Indian War.
What is the Treaty of Paris?
200
These colonies made up the New England region.
What are Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.
200
New England was known for this resource.
What is timber?
200
William Penn settled this colony after receiving the land as a gift.
What is Pennsylvania?
200
These were the cash crops of the South.
What are tobacco, rice, indigo, and cotton?
200
The French and Indian War, part of a larger Seven Years War, was fought during this time.
What is 1754 - 1763?
200
After the French & Indian War, England was left with a lot of this monetary problem.
What is debt?
300
These colonies made up the Middle region.
What are New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey
300
New Englanders, even to this day, are known for this maritime trade.
What is fishing?
300
This is the nickname for the Middle Colonies.
What is the "breadbasket"?
300
This was the first established and most powerful.
What is Virginia?
300
Both sides, French and English, had these allies.
Who are Native Americans?
300
This rebellion happened after the French & Indian War near Detroit, MI.
What is Pontiac's Rebellion?
400
These colonies made up the Southern region.
What are Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia?
400
The Native American man that made survival possible for the Pilgrims.
Who was Tisquantum, or Squanto?
400
This city and one-time USA capitol, now supported by LeBron James, was settled by Quakers as a refuge for religious freedom in 1681 under William Penn's leadership.
What is Philadelphia?
400
This was the first labor system used in the Southern colonies.
What is indentured servitude?
400
This country wanted to expand into the Ohio River Valley for land.
Who are the English?
400
France gave these to England as part of the Treaty of Paris.
What is Canada and all land East of the Mississippi?
500
This is where the rest of the English colonies were.
What is the Caribbean?
500
This founding document established self-government in the New England colonies.
What is the Mayflower Compact?
500
This started to be outlawed in the middle colonies with the passage of the Gradual Abolition Act of 1780.
What is slavery?
500
This act of punching up by poor people is one reason that chattel slavery became the labor source in the Southern colonies.
What is Bacon's Rebellion?
500
The French decisively won this battle and not much more during the war.
What is The Battle of Fort Duquesne?
500
This decree from the king started paving the road to American revolution.
What is the Proclamation of 1763?