Vocabulary
NYC Under English Rule
The Fate of the Algonquins
The Zenger Trial
The Zenger Trial cont.
100

A written document listing the rights of people is called what?

A Charter

100

Who was the first English Governor of New York?

Colonel Nicolls

100

European settlers were hungry for what?

More land

100

Who was John Peter Zenger?

He was a German.

100

Who was the governor of NY at this time?

William Cosby

200

People in the courtroom who decide if someone is innocent or guilty is called?

A jury

200
What did Thomas Dongan give the colony of New York?

A charter

200

What did the Algonquins lose?

Their food supply and way of life

200

When did he come to New York?

In 1710

200

True or False, Zenger thought Cosby was doing a horrible job

True

300

The right of a group of people to make their own laws and govern themselves is called?

self-government


300

What was The Bolting Act of 1678?

grinding of grain into flour

300

Many Algonquins died from what disease?

smallpox

300

What did Zenger want the freedom to do?

Say what he thought

300

What happened when Zenger printed his opinions in his newspaper?

Cosby got angry, and had him thrown in prison.

400

Buying and selling people to use as slaves is called?

slave trade
400

Did Stuyvesant surrender to the British?

Yes

400

Who was responsible for the deaths of the Native Americans and bringing disease?

European Settlers

400

What did Zenger become?

He became an editor of the New York Weekly Journal

400

When did Zenger stand trial?

August of 1735

500

What does surrender mean?

To give up 

500

Who demanded Peter Stuyvesant to surrender?

Colonel Richard Nicolls

500

How did other Algonquins lose their lives?

They fought in wars
500

In what year did Zenger become an editor?

1733

500

Who was the well known lawyer that stood up for Zenger?

Andrew Hamilton

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