Early Colonies
Slavery
Colonial Regions
Government/Religion
Impacts/Geography
100

What was Jamestowns cash crop

Tobacco 

100

What ocean did Africans have to sail through when being brought to the Americas 

The Atlantic 

100

This region was known for having a moderate growing season and utilizing trade and artisan work from their major cities 

The Middle Colonies 

100

Another name for Pilgrims.... this religious group fled persecution in England to found the Massachusetts Bay Colony

Puritans 

100

What was the global transfer of plants, animals, culture, human populations, and diseases between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres called?

The Columbian Exchange?

200

Which European country established Roanoke, Jamestown, and Plymouth 

England

200

The rapid expansion of plantations in the American south led to a massive demand for this type of labor 

Slave Labor 

200

Due to rocky soil and cold climates, New Englands economy relied heavily on these industries 

Fishing, Whaling, Shipbuilding

200

In 1692, mass hysteria and strict religious beliefs led to the execution of 20 people in Massachusetts during this famous event.

The Salem Witch Trials 

200

What mountain range is west of all three colonial regions 

The Appalachian 

300

Name two issues settlers faced upon arriving to the Americas 

Native Americans, disease, starvation, elements (weather)

300

Name of the horrific sea voyage that brought Africans across the ocean to the Americas 

Middle Passage

300

Name the primary crops grown in the southern colonies

Tobacco, Cotton, Rice, or Indigo 

300

Why did the Pilgrims leave England and form the Plymouth Colony 

Religious Freedom

300

What primary geographic feature did nearly all early American colonial settlements build near?

 bodies of water

400

Name of the tribe that the settlers in Jamestown came in contact with

The Powhatan 

400

Name two conditions Africans endured coming to the New World 

overcrowding, filth, disease, intense heat, lack of air under deck, unsanitary conditions 

400

Why did each colonial region develop such different economies

Geography and Climate

400

The Middle Colonies practiced "religious toleration." What did this mean for the people living there?

allowed people of different religions to practice their beliefs freely without government interference?

400

Name two distinct advantages early colonists gained by settling along major rivers and coastal harbors.

 easier trade routes, transportation/travel, and access to fishing/water resources

500

What is a Coverture 

women had no legal rights when married and everything she did was under a father’s or husband's authority  

500

How would life differ for a slave living in the North vs South

More housework/building work in North while the south was more focused on agriculture 

500

Why did life in the American colonies offer better economic opportunities for poor English laborers than remaining in England?

cheap land, lower taxes, and an abundance of available work/jobs?

500

Signed aboard a ship in 1620, this document was an early effort by Plymouth colonists to form their own self-government and enact equal laws.

Mayflower Compact

500

 What negative element introduced from the Old World caused catastrophic decline in Native American populations following European contact?

European diseases (such as smallpox, measles, and influenza)

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