Vocabulary
West African History
European Arrivals
The Maryland Colony
Thirteen Colonies
100

a person who moves to a new country to live

Immigration

100

an area of mostly level, high ground

Plateau

100

a settlement ruled by a country far away

Colony

100
Christopher Columbus sailed this ocean in 1492

Atlantic Ocean

100

how many English Colonies are there

Thirteen

200

money owed to someone else

debt

200

This river runs through West Africa, and is used for fishing and trading

Niger River

200

the state of being rich or having many possessions

Wealth

200

Maryland is named after this woman

Henrietta Maria

200

This colony is cold, Boston was it's active port, and education was important.

New England Colony

300

the system of producing, selling, and buying good and services

Economy

300

this ruler is known to be the richest and greatest ruler

Mansa Musa

300

this country traveled to America for power and wealth

Europe

300

George Calvert was given this name as the owner of the Maryland Colony ( rhymes with Chord)

Lord Baltimore

300

This colony has New York and Philadelphia as trading ports, grew wheat and corn, and had Quaker beliefs of peace and no violence

The Middle Colonies

400

a document that describes how a city government works.

Charter

400

 This West African religion was created by Muhammad 

Islam
400

Europeans used this to bring new animals and plants that had a big impact on North and South America

The Columbian Exchange

400

These people worked to pay off a debt

Indentured Servants 

400

This colony's goal was to make a profit from large plantations, tobacco, and a government called the House of Burgesses

The Southern Colonies

500

to persuade a person to change to a different religion

Convert

500

This person passess down stories of West African History to generations

Griots

500

This was the first surviving colony in Virginia

Jamestown

500

Maryland Colony's first Capital

St. Mary's City

500

All three colonies have this one thing in common

Enslaved Africans

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