Important people
In 1624, this person of England took control of the colony. (pg.144)
Who is king James 1?
The dense forest in certain regions allowed other colonists to cut this. (Pg. 139)
What is timber?
These people set up towns and farms in New England on land looked empty for them. (pg. 141)
Who are the Puritans?
New York and New Jersey had _______ populations. (pg. 143)
What is diverse?
One big change did occur in the Southern Colonies in this year. (pg. 144)
What happened in 1632?
When this person became England's new king, he gave part of Virginia to Lord Baltimore, one of his followers. (pg. 144)
Who is Charles I?
The middle colonies had this and a warmer climate.
(pg. 140)
What is rich soil?
New England towns had this building. These structures were usually the largest buildings in the town. (pg. 141)
A Quaker, Penn founded the colony in this year. (pg. 143)
what happened in 1681?
Large plantations in the South relied on enslaved ________. (pg. 145)
Who were the servants?
This person, had different ideas. He inspired people to have a stronger feelings towards God. (pg. 155)
Who is George Whitefield?
The best climate and land for this was in the Southern Colonies. (pg. 140)
What is farming?
She moved from England to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in this year. (pg. 142)
What happened in 1634?
The middle colonies' sheltered harbors and deep rivers, made traveling and this easier. (pg. 148)
what was trading?
The colony was split in 1712 and became North Carolina and, later, in 1729 South Carolina became a _____ colony. (pg. 144)
What colony is royal?
This person was kidnapped and placed aboard a slave ship bound for Boston when she was seven or eight years old. (pg. 160)
Who is Phillis Wheatly?
They cleared this to make way for farms and harvested the timber to sell. (pg. 140)
What are trees?
So, in this year he was put on trial and forced to leave the colony. (pg. 141)
What happened in 1636?
The colony of Pennsylvania was founded on religious _____. (pg. 143)
what was freedom?
In the South Carolina, plantations grew valuable _____, especially rice. (pg. 144)
Who grew crops?
This person, a young soldier from Virginia, was the army's leader. (pg. 175)
Who is George Washington?
Most settlements were built along this and the coast.
(pg. 140)
What are rivers?
In this year, she and some of her followers went to Rhode Island to spread her teachings. (pg. 142)
What happened in 1638?
Seaport ___ grew in New England and the Middle Colonies. (pg. 140)
What are cities?
This place welcomed catholics, who were not always accepted in other colonies. (pg. 144)
What did Maryland do?