Colonial Life
Colonial Government
Religious Freedom
Trade & Economy
Conflicts & Relations
100

What caused many Native Americans to die after European arrival?

Disease.

100

What was the Mayflower Compact?

An agreement to govern themselves and create laws for the general good.

100

Why was religious tolerance practiced in the Middle Colonies?

The Middle Colonies contained immigrants from different countries and religions.

100

This increased the motivation to colonize by European powers as they competed for resources.

mercantilism

100

Why did conflicts arise between Native Americans and Europeans?

Europeans took over lands used by Native Americans.

200

What crop was produced on plantations?

Rice, indigo, tobacco.

200

What did the House of Burgesses represent?

An early form of representative government in the colonies.

200

Who was Anne Hutchinson and why was she important?

She challenged religious leaders and supported freedom of thought

200

What caused dramatic changes in the African American population from 1730 to 1750?

Plantation agriculture expanded in the Southern colonies.

200

What was the impact of colonial settlement on Native Americans?

Loss of land, increased warfare, and reduced populations due to epidemics.

300

Why was Bacon’s Rebellion significant?

It showed that government could not ignore the demands of its people.

300

Who was Roger Williams and what idea did he promote?

He promoted religious freedom.

300

What was John Winthrop's main message?

We must provide a good example to others.

300

What phrase is used to replace "Slaves (to the Americas)"?

The Middle Passage.

300

How were Nathaniel Bacon and John Peter Zenger similar?

Both challenged the actions of colonial governors.

400

What were the characteristics of the Southern Colonies?

Large farms, long growing season, plantations.

400

What role did town hall meetings play?

They allowed colonists to participate in governance and decision-making.

400

What motivated William Penn to found Pennsylvania?

To provide a refuge for persecuted English Quakers.

400

How did indentured servitude differ from slavery?
 

Indentured servants were freed after a set number of years.

400

What did the triangular trade involve?

The trade of goods and enslaved people between Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

500

How did geography influence settlement patterns?

Colonists first settled along the coastline and rivers due to forested land being difficult to clear.

500

How did the colonists intend to govern themselves with the Mayflower Compact?

By enacting their own laws and ordinances.

500

Why did Africans come to the colonies against their will?

They were enslaved and transported as part of the slave trade.

500

What were the cash crops produced in the Southern colonies?

Rice, indigo, and tobacco.

500

What was the role of epidemics in colonial America?
 

Answer: They led to reduced populations among Native Americans and colonists alike.

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