vocab
What does minority mean?
What is a group of people that is a smaller part of a population.
Thomas Hooker started a settlement in what state?
A. New Hampshire
B. Gardner
C. Connecticut
What is D. Connecticut
Roger William settled Providence,______, in 1636.
(Hint: Providence is the capital of this state.)
What is Rhode Island.
In Colonial Times, farmers, shopkeepers, artisans, and teachers formed the _______.
A. Wealthy class
B. Middle class
C. Lower class
What is B. Middle class
We know the English settlers as _______. Where did they settle?______
(Hint: Think about Thanksgiving) 2 answer question
What is Pilgrims and Massachusetts's
What does indentured servant mean?
What is a person who came to the colonies under a contract to work without pay for a certain time
What state began as a Dutch colony?
A. New York
B. New Hampshire
C. Athol
What is A. New York.
The Jamestown colony was located in ______.
(Hint: Richmond is the capital of this state)
What is Virginia.
The colonists who signed the Mayflower Compact to set up a government were the ______.
A. Pilgrims B. Jamestown settlers
C. Puritans D. Group led by William Penn
What is A. Pilgrims
Name at least one problem the Jamestown colonists faced when they first started the colony?
What is Hostile Indians, starvation, poor leadership, Lack of government.
What is the definition of epidemic?
What is an outbreak of disease
Lord Calvert Set up a colony in _______ in 1634.
A. Leominster
B. Virginia
C. Maryland
What is D. Maryland.
What state was sold to the king of England in 1679?
(Hint: Concord is the capital of this state)
What is New Hampshire.
Who were the Puritans? Where did they settle?
What is a religious group seeking freedom to practice their faith without consequences. They settled in Massachusetts.
What are a couple of things that affected Jamestown in 1619?
What is disease, starvation, Slaves were imported, and Women were sent.
What does refuge mean?
What is Protection or shelter
King Charles ii gave William Penn a charter for what state in 1681?
A. Virginia
B. Westminster
C. Pennsylvania
What is C. Pennsylvania.
Carolina became ______ and ______.
A. North Carolina and East Carolina
B. North Carolina and South Carolina
C. West Carolina and East Carolina
What is B. North Carolina and South Carolina.
Do you think you would have liked living in Colonial times? Why or why not?
So yes I would because ........
No I wouldn't because ........
Please give an answer that goes along with the reading and knowledge you've formed in history class.
All classmates have to agree you earned the points for this question or all teachers
What is,
All classmates have to agree you earned the points for this question or all teachers
IF YOU SEE THIS YOU EARNED THE POINTS FOR THIS QUESTION NICE JOB!
How did many of the colonist make a living?
What is Trading, lumbering, fishing, and whaling.
What does Chattel slavery mean?
What is- slavery in which the enslaved person was legally owned by his or her master.
Colonist settled in what is now Savannah,____, in 1733.
(Hint: This states abbreviation is GA)
What is Georgia.
List at least two Southern Colonies and get the points.
Do not add any from the Middle or Northern or the next person gets to try.
Or List all 5 and get 100 bonus points on your points sheet! Ask a friend of your choice to help and split the bonus points but not game points.
What is Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.
List at least two Northern Colonies and get the points.
Do not add any from the Middle or Southern or the next person gets to try.
Or List all 4 and get 100 bonus points on your points sheet! Ask a friend of your choice to help and split the bonus points but not game points.
What is Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.
List at least two Middle Colonies and get the points.
Do not add any from the Northern or Southern or the next person gets to try.
Or List all 4 and get 100 bonus points on your points sheet! Ask a friend of your choice to help and split the bonus points but not game points.
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware