The 13 Colonies
Puritans vs. Quakers
Triangular Trade
Slavery and Indentured Servants
Extras
100

Which Colonies heavily relied on cash crops to survive?

The Southern Colonies

100

Which group established the Massachusetts colony bay in 1630?

Puritans

100

Name at least 3 popular traded goods between Europe to Africa.

Firearms, Cotton, Rum, Pots/Pans.

100

True or False?

Slaves were packed into the bottom ships, these compartments were sometimes less then 3 feet tall.

True

100

If you were accused of witchcraft what would most generally happen?

You would most likely get executed.
200

True or False?

The 13 Colonies had a very strict government leaving no personal decisions that would be heard or considered.

False

200

Who played a significant role in the Puritans early leadership?

John Winthrop

200

How many 'legs' were there of the trade?

Three

200

Who could get a free ride to America in exchange for years of work?

Indentured Servants

200

___ was founded in 1607 by a joint stock company.

Jamestown

300

Who settled Jamestown Virginia in 1607?

English men looking for profit and wealth

300

What year were the Quakers founded?

1652

300

What 3 continets were part of triangular trade

The Americas, Europe, and Africa

300

What are slave codes used for and who created them?

Slave codes were ways to control and regulate enslaved people as property, they were created by and often used in the southern colonies.

300

What were the 3 jobs colonial women were allowed to have?

Small shop owner, Midwife, and a Nurse.

400

Name at least 5 different groups of people in the colonies.

Ex: Social Classes.

Women, Slaves, Indentured Servants, Wealthy White Men, Indigenous People, Puritans and Pilgrims, Quakers, and Immigrants.

400

What is the formal name for Quakers?

The Religious Society of Friends

400

What was the scariest and most dangerous part of the journey in the triangular trade unit for African Slaves as they crossed the ocean?

The Middle Passage

400

True or False?

Indenturd Servants and Slaves are the same thing.

False

400

What colony was primarily motivated by economic gain rather than religious purposes?

Jamestown

500

What act was passed in 1649 to protect the Catholic population and it also granted religious freedom for Christians?

The Maryland act of Toleration.

500

Who left Puritan Massachusetts to create a new colony that was more accepting of different beliefs?

Anne Hutchinson 

500

What disease killed most slaves on the journey to America?

Smallpox

500

Between 1525 to 1866 how many African Slaves were forcibly transported?

Roughly 12.5 million

500

How did the Mayflower Compact influence the development of democratic government in America?

By establishing the first agreement for self-government.

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