Name the John's
Tobacco broker who married Pocahontas in 1614
John Rolfe
Southern colonies had rich soil and could grow things such as tobacco, rice and indigo is known as?
Cash Crops
Laws passed to control slaves is known as?
Slave codes
Which one wanted to Purify the Anglican Church and who wanted to leave the Anglican Church
Puritan
Pilgrim
Economy depended on plantations and slave labor?
Southern
Became leader in Jamestown in 1608 and implemented a "no work, no eat" policy.
John Smith
Further north farmers were successful with crops like oats, wheat and barley; these were known as what?
Staple Crops
The first permanent English settlement in North America is known as?
Jamestown
Landed at Plymouth Rock
Pilgrims
Economy depended on a mixture of family farms and trade. Education was also very important.
New England
English philosopher and leader during the Enlightenment who emphasized the "rule of law".
John Locke
People who came to America for free by agreeing to work without pay for a set amount of time is known as?
Indentured servants
What was one of the biggest changes in English government that eventually inspired American government?
English Bill of Rights
Formed the Massachusetts Bay Colony
Puritians
Southern
Leader of the puritans who hoped to establish a perfect Christian community in New England
John Winthrop
Nathaniel Bacon and his men rebelled against the governor of Virginia because of?
His excessive taxes
Individualism
Signed the Mayflower Compact
Pilgrims
Economy was based on staple crops and trade. Religious tolerance was the norm.
Middle
Preacher during the Great Awakening who emphasized an individual's role in their faith.
Johnathan Edwards
What is the law that protected religious freedom in the colonies?
Toleration Act of 1649
Give me the 3 facts about the French and Indian War.
Lasted 9 years
Very expensive war
Was a cause of the American Revolution
Led by John Wintrop
Puritans
(Multiple) Government and religious were tightly bound together. Women had more right and were able to own a business.
New England
Middle