Colonization
Absolute Chronology
Important People
Government

Regional Differences in the Colonies
100

After 1492, there was great competition among Europeans to colonize

What is the Americas?

100

This significant event in 1492 led to European colonization of the Americas

What is Columbus's voyage?

100

This Quaker founded a colony where Quakers could worship freely

Who is William Penn?

100

This was a primary reason colonists established their own government institution

What is distance from England?

100

As a result of rocky soil in the New England colonies, these economic enterprises began to dominate

What is ship-building and manufacture?

200

The primary reason Europeans were interested in colonization was

What is trade and gold?

200
From 1493-1700s, these European countries competed for colonization. Name two.
What is Spain, Portugal, France, and/or England?
200

This Enlightenment Philosopher believed that government was based on the consent of the governed

Who is John Locke?

200

A primary reason colonial institutions looked similar to English institutions was

What is colonists were accustomed to English tradition?

200

These colonies became known as the bread-basket colonies because of the focus on grain agriculture

What are the middle colonies?

300

In England, this religious group looked to purify the Church of England and left for the Americas to escape religious persecution... 

Who are the Puritans?

300

In 1587, England establishes this first colony in North Carolina, which disappears mysteriously

What is Roanoke?

300

Connecticut founder Thomas Hooker is noted for influencing this first written Constitution

What are the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut?

300

This first representative assembly in the colonies set a precedent for outlining personal liberties

What is the Virginia House of Burgesses?

300

The fertile soil in this region met the demand for cash-crops such as indigo, rice, and tobacco

What are the southern colonies?

400

A primary economic reason for English colonization was

What is mercantilism, or increase in trade and markets for English goods?

400

In 1607, this English colony in Virginia finally begins to flourish after a harsh start

What is Jamestown?

400

Immigrants from France made money in the Americas through this economic enterprise

What is the fur trade?

400

The Mayflower Compact established the idea of self government by making laws through

What is majority rule?

400

Large scale cash crops in the southern colonies dealt with the need for labor through this

What is the slave trade?

500

A primary religious reason for English colonization was

What is freedom from persecution?

500

In 1620, the agreement is signed among these pilgrims before settling Plymouth

What is the Mayflower Compact?

500

Immigrants from England made money in the Americas through this economic enterprise

What is raw material production?

500

The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut of are important in our history of representative government because

What is our first written constitution?

500

This trade route developed between the Colonies, England, the West Indies and Africa bringing, among other commodities, human slaves from Africa

What is the transatlantic slave trade?

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