L1 C2 JamesTown & New England Colonies
In Jamestown colonist were so hungry they ate horses, dogs, and even worse things to survive.
What is Starving Time?
Landowners that received these grants were called?
What is Patroons?
Small farmers who grew crops mainly to feed their own families were called this.
What is Subsistence Farming?
This 1763 treaty ended the French and Indian War and gave Britain control of most French territory in North America.
Treaty Of Paris
This act put taxes on paper items like newspapers and playing cards.
What is Stamp Act
This was when Jamestown was founded.
What is 1607?
This crop made many Southern plantation owners very wealthy
What is Tobacco?
The Middle Passage was the second leg of this three-part trade route.
What is Triangular Trade?
Many Native American tribes allied with this European power because they were mainly interested in fur trading, not taking land.
French
What is Writs of Assistance
Pilgrims started this colony in 1620.
What is Plymouth?
This was the first permanent English settlement in America, founded in 1607.
What is Jamestown?
These were laws that controlled what enslaved people could and could not do.
Slave Codes
This war between Britain and France was also called the Seven Years' War.
What is the French & Indian War.
This group organized protests against the Stamp Act.
Sons Of Liberty
Pilgrims sailed with this famous ship to America.
What is The Mayflower?
These workers agreed to labor for 4-7 years in exchange for passage to America
What is an Indentured Servant?
English Colonist moved to North America because?
To be Free to live, work, and worship.
Washington had to surrender this hastily built fort to the French in 1754.
Fort Necessity
The Stamp Act was repealed because of these organized refusals to buy British goods.
This Virginia assembly, established in 1619, was the first representative government in colonial America.
What is House Of Burgesses?
This middle colony was founded by William Penn and was a religious place for freedom.
What is Pennsylvania?
This famous preacher traveled throughout the colonies giving emotional sermons that drew huge crowds.
George Whitefield
This fort was built by the French where Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is today.
Colonists said they had no voice in this British law-making group.
What is Parliament?