Heading Down South
This colony was the first permanent English colony founded in 1607
Jamestown (Virginia)
These 4 Colonies were all part of the New England Region. List them
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Name for the Government created in Massachusetts
Mayflower Compact
This particular form of Christianity believed in predestination and that only a select few "the elect" will get into heaven.
Calvinists or Puritans
This violent uprising in Virginia was largely due to poor farmers being stopped from moving West for land.
Bacon's Rebellion
Economic Incentive that provided a large amount of land to people who paid to bring indentured servants to the colonies.
Headright System
This famous speech spoke about Boston (Massachusetts) being an example to the rest of the world. What's the name of that speech?
City on a Hill
Name for the local form of government in Virginia
House of Burgesses
This form of Christianity is quite similar to the Catholic Church except they don't believe in the Pope.
Anglicans or Church of England
This guy decided to leave Massachusetts and establish the Colony of Connecticut. What's his name?
Thomas Hooker
While both colonies are considered to be in the South, Maryland and Virginia are also referred to as the _______
Chesapeake Region
Halfway Covenant
Economic belief that European countries should create and control Colonies for resources to make the European country as wealthy as possible
Mercantilism
Salem Masschusetts
This is the name for the circulation of goods between Europe, West Africa, and the colonies of North America.
Triangle Trade
This southern colony was largely made up of poor farmers who had small tobacco farms.
North Carolina
This woman had the bravery to question Puritan belief systems in Massachusetts and was banished for speaking her mind.
Anne Hutchinson
This intellectual movement in Europe became very popular in certain areas of the colonies causing leaders to focus on solving problems through reason and science instead of religion.
Enlightenment
This movement (led by figures such as Jonathan Edwards) was a response to the Enlightenment and tried to get people to return to their traditional religious ways.
Great Awakening.
This slave rebellion in South Carolina frightened many plantation owners who would then go on to pass even more oppressive Slave Codes.
Stono Rebellion
Although some colonies allowed for other religious faiths, most southern colonists practiced which form of Christianity.
Anglican Church
This fella decided Massachusetts wasn't for him and left to establish the Rhode Island Colony. Who is he?
Roger Williams
This political philosopher argued that although people acknowledge that government can create laws/rules...Governments cannot take away peoples' Natural Rights
John Locke
While these people believed God created the universe, they also believed that God was not interfering with human events and it is up to people to use reason to understand why events are happening
Deists
This native tribe originally had a peaceful relationship with the settlers of Jamestown before getting into more violent confrontations over time.
Powhatan Confederacy