Vocabulary 1
Colonies 1
Colonies 2
Colonies 3
Vocabulary 2
100
A worker skilled in a trade, usually done by hand
What is an artisan
100
Which colony was known for its good relations with Native Americans?
What is Georgia
100
Why did colonists sometimes dam, or block, rivers? -to make harbors for ships -to make canals for transportation -to get power from flowing water -to make space for build houses
What is to get power from flowing water
100
How did colonists respond to the Proclamation of 1763? -many returned to England with their families -many refused to pay taxes to Britain -many ignored it and settled west of the Appalachians -many rebelled against the Native Americans
What is many ignored it and settled west of the Appalachians
100
a nation that is a military partner
What is ally
200
To trade goods or services for other goods or services without using money
What is a barter
200
Which religious group settled in the New England colonies?
What is Puritans
200
Why were the Ottawa people upset with the outcome of the French and Indian War? -they had hoped to claim more territory for themselves -they had hoped to force all Europeans out of North America -they did not want French traders to continue living on their land -they did not want British settlers building towns on their land
What is they did not want British settlers building towns on their land
200
What do Roger Williams, Anne Hutchinson, and Thomas Hooker have in common? -they started Rhode Island -they were Quakers -they left Massachusetts -they were merchants
What is they left Massachusetts
200
an area defined by common features or conditions
What is region
300
Resources that are used to manufacture products.
What is raw materials
300
Which of the following was an artisan? -farmer -blacksmith -indentured servant -merchant
What is blacksmith
300
What is on way that life for enslaved people was different in the South than in the North? -In the South, enslaved people could buy their freedom -In the South, enslaved people could learn a trade -In the South, most enslaved people lived in cities -In the South, enslaved people lived in communities
What is In the South, enslaved people lived in communities
300
When enslaved people ran away, they sometimes -bought their freedom -formed communities in remote areas -escaped to Britain -returned to Africa
What is formed communities in remote areas
300
a person who owns property or a business
What is proprietor
400
The part of the triangular trade route in which captured and enslaved Africans were sent by ship, under terrible conditions, to be sold in the Americas.
What is Middle Passage
400
Which colony was founded by Quakers?
What is Pennsylvania
400
Why were there more slaves in the Southern colonies than in the Northern colonies -the weather was warmer in the South -Northern colonists opposed slavery -Southern farms needed many workers -the harbors in the South were better and busier
What is Southern farms needed many workers
400
In colonial triangular trade, which of the following was traded from Africa to the West Indies? -fish -rum -enslaved people -timber
What is enslaved people
400
a disagreement
What is dissent
500
An order by King George III of England that blocked colonists from settling lands west of the Appalachian Mountains.
What is Proclamation of 1763
500
Which term best describes the English laws that limited colonial trade? -bartering -protectionism -mercantilism -exporting
What is mercantilism
500
Why did some Native Americans side with the British in the French and Indian War? -they felt the French had treated them badly as trade partners -they thought the British had a stronger army -they hoped doing so would help them keep control of their land -they wanted to be part of the British colonies
What is they hoped doing so would help them keep control of their land
500
Who was an important military leader in the French and Indian War? -Thomas Hooker -George Washington -Metacom -Lord Baltimore
Who is George Washington
500
a conflict between the colonists and the Wampanoag tribe, led by Metacom
What is King Philip's War
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