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100

How many original colonies were there?

13

100

Who had the most power?

Government Officials, land owners, religious leaders

100

Name 2 reasons why people would choose to build in new areas?

Fertile soil, by water, (for farming, fishing, or trading), easy land to build on (flat), other answers will vary

100

in the late 1660's, England's king gave New Netherland to his brother, the Duke of York, and he renamed the colony ______________.

New York

100

This well-known man had 16 brothers and sisters. Although he was never a president of the US, he is a founding father of America.

Benjamin Franklin

250

_________ is an area defined by common features and conditions

Region

250

Who had the last power?

Slaves

250

Roger Williams was banned from the Massachusetts Bay Colony and created this new colony that is still around today. 

Providence

250

This term means there are many different types of backgrounds, nationalities, or religious beliefs. New York and New Jersey are examples of having a _________ population. This is often why conflict starts.

diverse

250

This man came to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1631 as a church leader, but he believed in religious freedom. 

Roger Williams

400

______ is someone who owns land or property

proprietor

400

Where did most of the original slaves get taken from?

Africa

400

What are the three main regions of the 13 original colonies?

New England Colonies

Middle Colonies

Southern Colonies

400

In 1730, this event took religious interest to a new level and helped spread religious freedom. This claimed that people should be allowed to connect with God whenever and however they wanted.

The Great Awakening

400

This woman offended Puritan leaders because she said following God was more important than church rules. She later let and went to Rhode Island.

Anne Hutchinson

550

What was the role of women in the colonies?

Raise family, cook, clean, sew, and teach children if there was no school house.

550

Name 3 examples of how slaves were treated poorly

Answers will vary: little to no food or water, no safety, beaten often, no money for their labor, crammed into small dirty spaces, separated from family, no rights or freedoms, etc.

550

The New England colonies were well known for having anglers, which caught and sold _________.

Fish and whale products

550

This was a terrifying tourney to the Americas when they captured African slaves.

Middle Passage
550

A Puritan minister who wanted more political freedom. Said all men should be able to vote, not just those with land or those who were church members.

Thomas Hooker

700

Trading different goods as payment

barter

700

Who had more slaves, North or South, and why?

South: larger plantations/farms, needed more man power for their cash crop.

700

This invention used water to power a wheel-like structure. Often used by millers to help grind wheat.

gristmill

700

We know it as the French and Indian War, in Europe they called it ____________.

the Seven Years' War

700

This famous Quaker, who wanted peaceful religious freedoms, was given Pennsylvania by England's King in 1681.

William Penn

850

These are goods that are coming in that are new to the country

import

850

Could slaves ever be truly free, explain why or why not?

They could be freed by their owner but could be stolen and placed back into slavery but someone else.

850

Another name for a skilled worker or craftsperson

artisan

850

A __________ is signed as a formal agreement between countries.

treaty

850

In 1732, this man was given Georgia by King George II. This colony was started to jail English people jailed for debt.

James Oglethorpe

1000

Different countries, tribes, and colonies would often form __________, which are military partners.

allies

1000

These types of slaves were only slaves until their debts were paid off.

indentured servants

1000

This was an important region with rich lands was the reason the French and Indian War began.

The Ohio River Valley

1000

This blocked colonists from setting lands west of the Appalachian Mountains.

Proclamation of 1763

1000

This important leader led a British force in the first battle of the French and Indian War. Although he was young, he was very smart and decided against fighting against the well-guarded Fort Duquesne and fought a small group of French soldiers instead.

George Washington

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