Exploration
Colonial Government
Colonial Development
Colonial Economies
Reasons for Exploration/Colonization
100

Increasing wealth, sharing religion with Native peoples, and increasing the power and prestige of the empire were examples of this.

What are Reasons for European Exploration?

100

Fundamental Orders of Connecticut, Mayflower Compact, and the Virginia House of Burgesses represent this government principle.

What is Representative Government?

100

These settlers came to the America's seeking freedom from the religious persecution they suffered in England.

Who were the Pilgrims?

100

Rocky Soil, Long Winters and vast natural resources, like timber and deep harbors led these colonies to base their economies on Shipbuilding, commercial fishing, and merchant trade. 

What are the New England Colonies?

100

This country came to the America, claimed the territory from the Mississippi River to the Great Lakes region, and established trade with the Native Americans.

Who is France?

200

This man from Genoa, Italy sailed for the Spanish Crown and landed in what he thought to be India in 1492.

Who is Christopher Columbus?

200

This represents the first example of self-government in the American colonies in 1620.

What is the Mayflower Compact?

200
In this year of our Lord, the first permanent settlement in the Virginia colonies was established.

What is 1607?

200

This industry was impacted by an abundance of timber, a variety of sea life, and deep harbors on the coastal areas.

What is the shipbuilding industry?

200

Soldiers sent from Spain to claim new lands and search for Gold were called this.

Who are Conquistadores?

300

Europeans were searching for this when they sailed to the Americas.

What is a water route to Asia?

300

This is recognized as the first representative assembly in the colonies.

What is the Virginia House of Burgesses?

300

This practice allowed people to come the colonies without purchasing passage, but required them to work under contract to repay the debts of travels to the Americas.

What is indentured servitude?

300
This colonial group primarily farmed cash crops, had a very warm climate, rich soil, and a long growing season.

What are the Southern Colonies?

300

This is the name that commonly refers to the main reasons for European Exploration and Colonization.

What is/are the 3 G's?

400

This transportation of goods and services eventually led to a pandemic among Native Peoples in the America's due to their lack of natural immunity to European diseases.

What is the Columbian Exchange?

400

This document represents the first written Constitution in the American colonies.

What is the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut?

400

Maryland and Pennsylvania were founded for this purpose.

What is religious toleration/freedom?

400

This practice began due tot he demand for cash crops.

What is the Transatlantic Slave Trade?

400

This system required all colonial trade to be done with the home country, specifically Great Britain.

What is mercantilism?

500

This man published a book in approximately 1300 and the stories contained within are credited with being a motivation for European Exploration.

Who is Marco Polo?

500

Distance from England, Town Hall meetings, and the Mayflower compact are examples of reasons for this taking place in the American colonies.

What is the growth of Representative Government?

500

Slaves were first imported to the Americas as a labor force for which cash crop in Latin America?

What is sugarcane?

500

These colonies had a diverse population, had a milder climate, and typically farmed grain crops.

What are the Middle Colonies?

500

This country claimed the land around present-day New York and New Jersey and established the harbors as a trading center.

Who are the Dutch/Netherlands?

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