New England Colonies
Southern Colonies
Middle Colonies
French and Indian War
Vocabulary
100

This is the original name of the religious travelers who came to America to save their religious and cultural identity.

Who were the Brownists?

100

This cash crop became the main crop grown in the Southern Colonies, and was a main part of trade.

What is tobacco?

100

This crop became an important and easy to grow cash crop for the Middle Colonies.

What is grain?

100

This is another name that the French and Indian War is also known as.

What is the Seven Years' War?

100

This is someone who is legally bound by a contract to work for another person for a set period of time.

What is indentured? 

200

This agreement was made so that the Pilgrims would obey and support their government and follow it's laws. 

What is the Mayflower Compact?

200

The reason for slavery demand across the Southern Colonies.

What is the agricultural economy expanding at a rapid rate (especially for tobacco and rice)

200

These two cities were the largest of all the colonies because they were by major rivers and grew/traded lots of grain.

What were Philadelphia and New York?

200

This was one of the main causes for the war to start, as there was not enough land and recoruces.

What is population of English growing rapidly?

200

This is a legal document that creates and organization.

What is a charter?

300

The Native American who helped the Pilgrims survive by teaching them how to fish and grow crops.

Who was Squanto?

300

The reason for Bacon's' Rebellion starting.

What is the colonial elite who were favoring their own needs over the Western farmers, and lack of protection against of Native American raids and colonists' frustration of Governor William Berkeley's policies? 

300

This is the name of colonies owned by a single individual appointed by the king.

What is Proprietary Colonies?

300

This is what marked the official ending of the war, signed by 3 different countries in 1763.

What was the Treaty of Paris.

300

This was a member of an English protestant who wanted to simplify church worship.

What is Puritan?

400

This conflict began between the colonists and Native Americans began because of land ownership.

What was King Philip's War?

400

This happened in 1689, allowing for more people to buy slaves, causing slave trade to expand.

What was the Royal African Company's loss of it's Monopoly Charter?

400

These broad, navigable rivers were used for farmers to transport crops.

What were the Delaware and Hudson rivers?

400

This event in 1755 was the reason that the war was declared in 1756.

What was British General Edward Braddock being killed after a French & Indian ambush?

400

This is anyone who belonged to one of the major branches of Christianity that began during the 16th-century Protestant Reformation.

What is protestant?

500

The first two girls who were accused for witchcraft in the beginning of the Salem Witch Trials for throwing 'fits', and continued to accuse other girls.

Who were Elizabeth Parris and Abigail Williams?

500

The two men who started successful tobacco production to start growing cash crops.

Who were John Smith and John Rolfe?

500

These diverse European groups all came to and lived in the Middle Colonies.

Who were English, Swedes, Dutch, Germans, Scots-Irish, and French?

500

This man made peace with Indian allies and adopted their fighting strategies in 1758, playing an important part in the war.

Who was British Foreign Minister William Pitt?

500

This is a person who supports breaking away from a larger group or religion to gain self-government.

What is separatists?

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