Vocabulary
Settlements
People
American Indians
Maps/Exploration
100

A document giving permission to a group to do something. 

What is a charter?

100

How were Roanoke and Jamestown similar?

They were both colonies started by the English and led by men named John. 

100

He was the first governor of Plymouth?

Who was William Bradford?

100

This tribe first fought with the colonists of Jamestown but later made peace when their leader married a woman from this tribe, named Pocahontas. 

Who were the Powhatans?

100

Two timelines that show events from two different areas/countries/regions.

What are parallel timelines?

200

The Spanish word for a large fleet of ships. 

What is an armada?

200

How were Roanoke and Jamestown different?

Roanoke was not successful; the colony disappeared mysteriously.  Jamestown was successful; they had a strong leader who made everyone worked hard. 

200

They were the group that wanted to create a community based on their religious beliefs; they settled in the Massachusetts area in 1630. 

Who were the Puritans?

200

The tribe that lived near the missing Roanoke colony; their name was carved on a tree in the abandoned settlement. 

Who were the Croatoan?

200

To find the number of years between two dates on parallel timelines, you ...

Find the difference, subtract the smaller number from the larger number. 

300

Respecting beliefs that are different from one's own. 

What is tolerance?

300

The two New England settlements.

What were Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay colonies?

300

He was a lawyer and the first governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

Who was John Winthrop?

300

He was the leader of the nearby Wampanoag.

Who was Massasoit?

300

He was an Italian explorer who was searching for a water route through North America (a Northwest passage).

Who was John Cabot?

400

A person who makes a journey for religious reasons. 

What is a Pilgrim?

400

Jamestown makes money by planting and harvesting this cash crop to sell in England. 

What is tobacco?

400

In 1608, he founded a fur trading post on the St. Lawrence River, naming it Quebec.  It was the first permanent French settlement in North America.

Who was Samuel de Champlain?

400

This American Indian man introduced the Pilgrims to the Wampanoag leaders and helped them to make peace.   He showed them how to plant crops. 

Who was Squanto?

400

These two men (one Italian, one French) also searched for a Northwest passage. 

Who were Giovonni da Verrazano and Jacques Cartier?

500

A person who teaches his or her religion to others who have different beliefs.

What is a missionary?

500

Name the French and Dutch colonies. 

New France, New Netherland.

500

This English Sea Captain kept attacking Spanish ships and stealing their silver and gold to send to his Queen. 

Who was Francis Drake?

500

American Indians gave these to the French traders, in exchange for goods like beads, tools, pots, knives, and cloth. 

What are the furs of animals like beavers, otters, and foxes?

500

A Dutch trading company hired this man to look for Northwest passage; he found big bay that is named after him.

Who was Henry Hudson?

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