Motives
Settlers and faith
Geography and war
Founders and economy
Native history
100

This economic policy held that colonies exist to economically benefit the mother country  

 Mercantilism.

100

This group known for hard work and social conformity settled Massachusetts bay

The puritans.

100

These two rivers marked the important 1754 boundary between the British and French land claims.

The Mississippi and Ohio rivers.

100

This man founded Pennsylvania as a haven for Quakers.

 William Penn.

100

This was the leading cause of Native American depopulation in the 16th century 

 disease.

200

This was the first permanent English settlement in North America founded in 1607

 Jamestown.

200

This man was expelled from Massachusetts bay in 1636 for supporting  separation of church and state 

Roger Williams.

200

This valuable territory, contested between British and France, helped spark the French and Indian War.

 The Ohio River Valley.

200

Who founded Maryland As a refuge for English Catholic.

 Lord Baltimore.

200

Native Americans lacked this biological defense against European diseases like small pox

 Natural immunity.

300

This Massachusetts settlement was founded in 1620 by religious separatists seeking freedom.

Plymouth.

300

This colony founded by Roger Williams was built on the principal of religious toleration 

 Rhode Island .

300

The French and Indian war took place during these years.




between 1754-1763.

300

Who founded Rhode Island on the principal of religious liberty?

Roger Williams.

300

These are three examples of European diseases that devastated native populations

Smallpox measles and influenza.

400

This group of religious separatists left England and settled at Plymouth 

 Pilgrims.

400

The religious group led by William penn sought religious freedom and peacfull coexistence in Pennsylvania 

 The Quakers. 

400

Benjamin flankrin created this famous cartoon in 1754 to call for colonial unity.

 Join or Die.

400

What region's economy relied on Cash crops, like tobacco, rice, and indigo grown on plantations?

The Southern Colonies.

400

Compared to warfare and slavery disease cost this much Native Americans population loss

 far more than warfare, slavery, or any single cause combined

500

These are the three broad categories of motives that drove European colonization 

Economic, religious, and political motives.

500

What was the key differences on how Puritians and Quakers treat religious dissent?

Puritians were intolerant of dissent, while Quakers extended broad religious tolerance.

500

This mountain range, along with Major rivers, generally separated British colonies from French territory.

The Appalachian Mountains.

500

Which region was known as the "bread basket" for their heavy grain production?

The Middle Colonies.

500

This demographic collapse reshaped the balance of power in the Americas even before this began in a large scale

 European settlement.

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