13 Colonies
The three things that English Colonists (generally) came to North America for.
What are Money, Land, and Freedom?
What is a Royal Governor?
Triangle Trade connects Africa, North and South America, the Caribbean, and this "Old World" continent.
What is Europe?
Items created with raw materials.
What are manufactured goods?
This nickname for the Southern Colonies had to do with a famous cash crop.
What is the Tobacco Colonies?
King George III was only 25 when the Seven Years War ended, often known by this name in the USA today.
What is the French and Indian War?
This kind of product is like the ingredients in a recipe; it can be used to make something new.
What are raw materials?
The work done to harvest raw materials
What is labor?
Who is George Washington?
Stacks on stacks! In order to pay back his war debts, King George enforced taxes on paper products using this Act, named after an important paper product used for mailing letters
What is the Stamp Act?
Slaves kidnapped from Africa had to endure this route while being sent from their home to the New World.
What is the Middle Passage?
Rich, wealthy, financially successful.
What is prosperous?
The Proclamation of 1763 prevented colonists from moving west in order to prevent a conflict with this group of people.
Who are the Native Americans?
King George made people who sold molasses and other sweet treats particularly angry with this act, which placed a tax on a crop grown most often in the Caribbean.
What is the Sugar Act?
While slavery became the most common form of unpaid labor in the New World, many people held in bondage in the early years were this kind of laborer.
What is an indentured servant?
To exercise control over one's own political affairs.
What is to self-govern?
This colony was home to the House of Burgesses, the first representative assembly in the New World (if you were a land-owning white man).
What is Virginia?
What is Personal Rule?
What is New York City?
A payment required for certain items, like sugar, paper, or tea.
What is a tax?