Colonies, Colonies, 13 Colonies
William Penn's namesake colony which literally translates to "Penn's Woods"
What is Pennsylvania?
Banished from Massachusetts, she challenged the belief that only men could preach in the Puritan church
Who is Anne Hutchinson?
This country had colonies in North America for the 3 G's (God, Glory, Gold)
What is Spain?
Money, money, money, this is the primary cash crop of Virginia
What is tobacco?
This coastline connected the colonies to English trade
What is the Atlantic Coast?
More voting rights, more religious freedom, and a coastline on the Atlantic Ocean set this New England colony up for success!
What is Connecticut?
Quaker who founded one of the middle colonies upon the idea of equality before God
Who is William Penn?
This country primarily had colonies in North America seeking trade and trade routes to the Pacific/Asia?
What is France?
This commodity was the primary interest in trade of the French
What is fur?
These were essential for trade, exploration and inland transportation in the colonies
What are navigable waterways/rivers?
Tobacco, Jamestown, John Smith, Powhatan, Pocahontas, The House of Burgesses... need I say more?
What is Virginia?
Rhode Island founder, promoter of religious freedom
Who is Roger Williams?
This country had the motivation of land settlement and agriculture in North America
What is England/Britain?
This trade route describes the trip from Africa to the West Indies/North America that displaced millions through the slave trade
What is the Middle Passage?
Naturally deep, these were used as trading hubs and for ship-building
What are harbors?
No, your video isn't buffering... there's just this colony founded by James Oglethorpe on your screen.
What is Georgia?
Believed in expanding voting rights and started a new colony for it after being forced to leave Massachusetts
Who is Thomas Hooker?
The colonies of a country should support that country (the mother country) says this economic theory
What is Mercantilism?
The name of the trade between the colonies, England, and Africa
What is Triangular/Transatlantic Trade?
This river helped the Dutch settle the New Netherland colony
What is the Hudson River?
Plymouth, The Pilgrims, The Salem Witch Trials, Boston... among other things
What is Massachusetts?
Fiery preacher that traveled the colonies during the First Great Awakening
Who is George Whitefield?
This is the first permanent settlement in the English colonies
What is Jamestown?
These laws were passed by England to restrict colonial trade and enforce mercantilism
What is The Navigation Acts?
What is The Delaware River?