Name that Colony
Early Settlements
Important Figures
Daily Life
Expansion and Establishment
100

This colony was part of the Southern region and was the location of the first permanent English settlement.

What is Virginia 

100

City in Maryland named after Cecilius Calvert in 1634. 

What is St. Mary's?

100

This individual played an important role in helping to strengthen the relations between settlers and Native Americans by marrying Pocahontas. 

Who is John Rolfe?

100

Also known as "Blue Gold", this item was a common cash crop in south.

What is indigo?

100

Undeveloped land outside of settled areas.

What is the frontier?

200

In the year 1620, the Pilgrims landed and had the first Thanksgiving in this colony

What is Massachusetts? (Plymouth)

200

This city was located south of the Southern Colonies and was owned by Spain.

What is St. Augustine?

200

This pastor from Massachusetts went on to found the colony of Connecticut.

Who is Thomas Hooker?

200

The 2nd largest group of immigrants to travel to the new Colonies. Many of them settling the Appalachian backcountry. 

Who are the Scots-Irish?
200

The large wave of immigration to the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Nearly 10,000 new settlers arrived in the New England region of colonies, primarily in Massachusetts.

What is the Great Migration?


300

Originally settled by Swedes in 1638, this colony was appointed to William Penn in 1682 before ultimately becoming its own colony.

What is Delaware 

300

The Pilgrims that landed in Plymouth in 1620, departed from this English town.

What is Plymouth?

300

This English explorer worked for both England and the Netherlands. He discovered what is now New York, and has a river named after him.

Who is Henry Hudson?

300

The name commonly given to African slave's journey to the New World by ship. 

What is the Middle Passage?

300

Colonists paid these to finance their governments. Anyone who owned land or valuable property paid a certain amount. 

What are Taxes?

400

The capital of this colony was settled in 1733 by James Oglethorpe. The city still stands today.

What is Savannah, Georgia?

400

This one day famous "spooky" town in Massachusetts was the destination for nearly 500 new settlers led by John Winthrop.

What is Salem?

400

King Charles II owed a large sum of money to this wealthy Englishman's family. The king repaid the debt by giving a large piece of land to this future governor.

Who is William Penn?

400

The largest food group in the colonies.

What is corn?

400

This rebellion was a complex southern conflict that occurred when the governor of Virginia tried to keep the peace with a local Indian tribe. A group of settlers believed the governor was not doing enough, and attacked groups of Indians in Virginia.

What is Bacon's Rebellion?

500

Named after Henrietta Maria, this colonies' original design was to create a home for Catholics in the New World.

What is Maryland?

500

This tract of land, located in Rhode Island, was purchased by Roger Williams from the Narragansett Indians.

What is Providence?

500

The alias given to Edward Teach. He is famous for his life at sea and blockading Charles town for a week.

Who is Blackbeard?

500

This happening made some colonists very wealthy, especially merchants who owned ships. During this period America's economy began to play a much larger role across the Atlantic because of this occurrence. 

What is The Triangular Trade?

500

This conflict between colonists in New England and Native American tribes led to over 3000 Indian deaths. So many died, that tribes were forced to leave their land due to the inability to maintain their land.

What is King Phillip's War?
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