Pilgrims
Mayflower
Farthest south colony in British North America (on what is now the continental United States)
Georgia
Primary industry for profit of New France and New Amsterdam
Fur Trade
Tobacco was grown primarily in these three colonies
Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina
Religion of Jamestown settlers
Anglican
Names of the colony that the Pilgrims founded in 1620
Plymouth
Before turning to African slaves as a source of labor, Southern colonists relied on these people who promised to work a period of 5-7 years in exchange for the cost of their passage to British North America
Indentured Servants
Samuel de Champlain
The Middle Colonies
First leader of the Jamestown Colony
John Smith
Legal Agreement that bound the Pilgrims together when they arrived in New England
Mayflower Compacy
Name one of the two "Chesapeake" Colonies
Virgina or Maryland
Manhattan (in New York City)
South Carolina
Year that Jamestown was founded
1607
While most Puritans were known as "congregationalists" who wanted to reform the Anglican Church, Pilgrims were known as ____________ because they wanted to form their own new church in British North America
Separatists
Name of the Indian tribe that fought against Puritans on their arrival to Jamestown
Powhatan
He captured New Amsterdam from the Dutch in 1644
Duke of York (later King James II)
These group of colonies in the farthest north area of British North America did not grow a cash crop
New England Colonies
First cash crop of Jamestown
Tobacco
Most famous Pilgrim leader who served as governor of the Plymouth colony for about 30 years
William Bradford
Name of the joint stock company that sponsored English settlement in Jamestown
The Virginia Company
Most important animal of the French fur trade that was most prized among Europeans for its thick, warm, and waterproof fur
Beaver
Sugar[cane] was grown on these Caribbean island British colonies
Another name for the first Virginia Assembly Legislators
House of Burgesses