Vocabulary
Colonial Economy
Slavery & the Southern Colonies
Great Awakening & Colonial Life
Numbers & Dates
200

This document grants the right to form a colony.

What is a charter?

200

This dangerous New England industry hunted giant sea animals.

What is whaling?

200

Most enslaved Africans in the colonies lived in this region.

What is the South (Southern Colonies)?

200

In colonial homes, this area near the fireplace was the "heart of the home."

What is the hearth?

200

Jamestown was founded in this year.

What is 1607?

400

Quakers were these people, who refuse to use force or fight in wars.

What are pacifists?

400

Middle Colony farmers produced large harvests of this grain.

What is wheat?

400

To pay for the trip to America, this kind of worker agreed to work without pay for a set time.

What is an indentured servant?

400

This religious revival swept the colonies in the 1730s and 1740s.

What is the Great Awakening?

400

The Pilgrims landed at Plymouth in this year.

What is 1620?

600

This type of farming produces just enough food to feed a family, with none left to sell.

What is subsistence farming?

600

Southern colonists built their plantations near these so they could ship crops to market by boat.

What are rivers?

600

This voyage was named for being the second, or middle, leg of the triangular trade.

What is the Middle Passage?

600

New England town meetings were an example of this kind of government, in which citizens make the laws themselves.

What is direct democracy?

600

The Virginia Company sent this many settlers in three ships.

What is 144? (I WILL ACCEPT ANYTHING BETWEEN 130 - 150) 

800

Settlers who paid their own way to Virginia received this 50-acre land grant.

What is a headright?

800

Rice made these two colonies the fastest-growing economies in the 1750s.

What are South Carolina and Georgia?

800

These rules controlled the behavior and punishment of enslaved Africans, and some made it illegal to teach them to read.

What are slave codes?

800

This wooden paddle with lessons tacked onto it helped young students learn to read.

What is a hornbook?

800

In this year the English took New Amsterdam and renamed it New York.

What is 1664?

1000

In New Netherland, this landowner ruled like a king over the settlers on his land.

What is a patroon?

1000

This hilly, forested region between the Tidewater and the Appalachian Mountains was home to small family farms.

What is the backcountry?

1000

The first group of about 20 Africans arrived in Virginia on a Dutch ship in this year.

What is 1619?

1000

Name either of these two preachers who led the Great Awakening.

Who are Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield?

1000

The last British colony, Georgia, was founded in this year.

What is 1733?

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