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Smallpox
This cash crop was predominantly grown in Virginia and Maryland and was made the colonies incredibly wealthy.
Tobacco
The most common form of slavery in the Atlantic World was called this, which derives its name from "Cattle"
Chattel
The largest religion in the New England colonies was this. They had a strict and conservative style and were the main actors in the Salem Witch Trials.
Puritans
This was the name of the exchange of all goods, ideas, and diseases between the Old World and the New World
Columbian Exchange
This man wrote a letter to the King and Queen of Spain which resulted in the ending of the encomienda system.
Bartolome de las Casas
This colony, also known as the "Lost Colony" was a failed British attempt at settling in the Americas prior to Jamestown.
Roanoke
Name an example of passive resistance to slavery
Breaking tools, running away, working slowly, etc...
The movement of religious fervor and excitement between 1650 and 1750 in the American colonies was known as this. It was marked by outdoor revivals and large-scale church services.
First Great Awakening
This was the name of the series of laws that were passed throughout the 17th century which were intended to enforce mercantilist policies.
Navigation Acts
The Treaty of Tordesillas divided the world between these two countries - one got the west and the other got the east.
Spain and Portugal
This man was put in charge of the Jamestown Colony in its early days. He was famously "saved" by Pocahontas.
John Smith
This was the largest religion in colonial Pennsylvania. It embraced non-violence and equal treatment of all men.
Quaker
This woman was a famous enslaved woman who became famous for her poems about her faith and life experiences.
Phyllis Wheatley
Name one colonial war which took place between a Native American group and colonists that we discussed.
Ango-Powhatan Wars, Pequot War, King Philip's War, Pueblo Revolt
Many Native American nations believed in ____________________. This means they believed in a supernatural force that organizes and animates the material universe. (Gods of the Sun, Moon, Rain, etc...)
Animism
Name one of the two Native American translators who came to greet the Pilgrims at Plymouth.
Squanto and Samoset
This colony was founded by Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson and was the only New England colony which tolerated non-Puritans.
Rhode Island
On average, women in the colonial era gave birth to this many children.
8
Despite the existence of the Navigation Acts, the colonists tended to ignore them. The British knew about this, but practiced this term for willful ignorance.
Salutary Neglect
The Hopi, Zuni, and Anasazi were all native to what region of the modern US?
American Southwest (New Mexico, Arizona, Colarado, etc...)
The Spanish Armada was defeated by the British Navy in this year - securing the British Navy as the most powerful in the world.
1588
This was the name of a formerly enslaved man who was freed and then became a slave owner himself.
Anthony Johnson
"Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" was the name of the most famous sermon by this Puritan minister.
Jonathan Edwards
Who was Metacomet's (King Philip's) father?
Massasoit