Vocabulary
The Colonies
Slavery
The French and Indian War
The American Revolution
100

What is a monopoly? 

Only one person or company can sell something 

100

What is the difference between importing something and exporting something?

Importing something means to buy something and exporting means to sell something 

100

Which region of colonies had the most slaves?

The southern colonies 

100

Why did the colonists and the Native Americans argue over land?

They did not understand each other and both thought of land agreements differently.

100

What did the stamp act tax?

The Stamp Act taxed any paper item with a stamp on it.

200

Who was stricter - the Pilgrims or the Puritans? 

The Pilgrims 
200

Which colony did John Rolfe save with the cash crop of tobacco?

Jamestown

200

True or False: Every colony had slaves at one point.

True 

200

What was the Parliament?

The Parliament was the government in Great Britian.

200

What was the result of the Battle of Bunker Hill?

The British were more mad and the colonists were more confident in their abilities to defeat the British.

300
What was the House of Burgess? 

A meeting where governors and delegates came together to make decisions. 

300

What is a proprietor? What colony relied on proprietors?

A proprietor is someone who owns land or property. The colony of New Jersey was mainly owned by proprietors.

300

What was a common job of an enslaved person living in the Southern Colonies?

Working on a plantation

300

What was the result of the French and Indian war?

Britain won the war but the war was expensive.

300

What were the 4 Coercive/Intolerable Acts?

The Boston Port Act

The Massachusetts Government Act

The Quartering Act 

The Administration and Justice Act

400
What is a royal province? 

An area controlled or governed by a king or queen

400

What were some common jobs of colonists in the New England Colonies?

Ship building, whale hunting, small farms

400

What is an auction?

A place where someone sells something to bidders.

400

How were the Powhatan Wars and King Phillips's War similar. 

Both wars were fought because of arguments over land.

400

At the time, what did the phrase "all men are created equal" mean? What does it mean today?

All white men were created equally. Today, everyone is treated equally.

500

What was the Mayflower Compact?

An agreement made by the Pilgrims to govern themselves and stick together.

500

What was triangular trade?

A pattern of trade that developed during the 1600s and 1700s that had three parts and linked the 13 colonies with Europe, Africa, and the West Indies.

500

Why did many enslaved people fight on behalf of the British during the American Revolution?

Great Britain promised enslaved people their freedom if they fought for the British.

500
How would you describe the colonists' relationship with the Native Americans?

Not good. The colonists thought that they had power over the Native Americans.

500

Why did the Patriots want to break away from British rule?

They felt as though they did not have enough say in the decisions being made involving them.

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