Roanoke
Roanoke is an island off of the coast of what state?
North Carolina
True
What year was Plymouth settled?
1620
An area under control by
another area or country is called?
Colony
Jamestown was named after what King?
King James
True or False - Roanoke was the first attempt at an English settlement in the “New World”?
True
Who was the strong leader of Jamestown?
John Smith
Why did the Pilgrims come to the "New World"?
Religious freedom
Why did European leaders wanted to expand their countries?
3 possible answers:
To become larger, more powerful and richer.
Who said in Jamestown, “If you don’t work, you don’t eat!”
Captain John Smith
Who led the Roanoke colony and left his family there to go get more supplies from England?
John White
What native american woman helped the settlers survive?
Pocahontas
Where were these settlers trying to go?
The Jamestown settlement
A group of colonists living together in a village is called...?
A settlement
What likely happen to the Roanoke settlers?
WE Don't KNOW!
Why was John White delayed for 3 years from returning to Roanoke?
England was at war with Spain in 1587 so the Queen needed his ship for war.
This crop allowed Jamestown to survive as it was very popular and could be sold to people in England.
tobacco
These colonist wrote an agreement on how to govern themselves before they got off the ship. What was it called?
The Mayflower Compact
The name of the ship the Pilgrims sailed on to arrive in Plymouth, MA
Mayflower
Who was the man that convinced Queen Elizabeth to create English Colonies in the "New World"?
Walter Raleigh
This word was carved into a gatepost upon John White's return to Roanoke in 1590.
Croatoan
Jamestown was built on this type of land which made surviving more difficult.
marsh
Initially pilgrims were called this because they wanted a separate religion from King George?
Separatists
The primary Native American group in the Plymouth, Massachusetts area were?
the Wampanoag
Who were the native people in the Jamestown area?
Powhatan Natives