Vocab 1
What is the name of the economic relationship between the price of a good, its availability, and the buyers’ desire for it?
Supply and Demand
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What is the name for a country or area that is controlled by a stronger country that is typically far away?
Colony
What number is the Plymouth Colony shown as?
Number 3
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What conclusion can be made about the change in population for Europeans and Native Americans in New England during the 1700s?
-The change in population could have been due to war, natives having to relocate, or even disease
-As the population of Europeans increases, one could assume that they had a role to play in the native population decreasing
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Why might the location and whereabouts of the settlers at Roanoke have been kept as a secret?
Keep the information away from enemies like the Spanish
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What is the name for a raw material or agricultural product that can be bought or sold? Give two examples of these as well.
A commodity
-Tobacco, Iron, Wheat, Corn, Wood, Sugar, Tin, Stone, Marble, Gold
What was the name of the people that followed a branch of Protestantism that were committed to "purifying" the Church of England?
Puritans
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What number on the map is pointing to the Roanoke Colony?
Number 6
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How was Tituba involved with the Salem Witch Trials?
Was on trial for supposed witch craft to which she confessed to other witches being within Salem. Starts the Salem Witch Trials.
What were the "three sisters"
Crops like corn, squash, and beans
What is Protestantism?
A branch of Christianity that separated from Catholicism due to having different ideas
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What was the first permanent English colony in NEW ENGLAND?
Plymouth Colony
What is #5 pointing at?
Jamestown Colony
What was the line of succession for the Wampanoag Tribe?
Massasoit, Wamsutta, Metacomet
In addition to the colonists taking the natives land, why else would King Philip have wanted to start a war with the colonists?
His brother, Wamsutta, dies. He believes was possibly harmed or poisoned by colonists
What was the first permanent English settlement in North America?
What colony was an attempt at being the first permanent English settlement in North America?
Roanoke
What is number 8 pointing at?
Netherlands (Dutch Republic)
What was the importance of John Rolfe to the Jamestown Colony and all colonial settlements?
Popularized commercial tobacco farming within the English colonies. Would become the most popular cash crops among settlements and later the 13 Colonies.
Why did the Wampanoag Tribe originally want to make peace with the colonists?
To use them as a means of protection against other hostile tribes
What were the three main motives for exploration? Explain each motive.
Gold- Pursuit of financial gain (Money)
Glory- The fame of claiming land for your home land
God- Travel for religion/to spread your religion
What was the Mayflower Compact?
The first governing document of the Plymouth Colony
-First framework of government written within the territory of what would become the United States
What is #10 on the map?
Spain
What was important about the House of Burgesses?
Was the first major representative body of government in North America and Virginia
What was a major cause for the Wampanoag tribe to eventually take part in King Philip's War?
Colonists slowly over time began taking land from the Wampanoag natives without giving anything in return.