Ch. 3 Vocab
Ch. 3 Vocab (pt. 2)
Ch. 3 Vocab (pt. 3)
Ch. 4 Vocab
Colony Regions
100

What kind of community is it when they create their own laws rather than an outside ruler?

Self-Governance

100

The basic substances and elements used to make products.

Raw materials

100

An agreement between nations to fight each other’s enemies; a partnership.

Alliance

100

What does burgeoning mean?

To grow quickly

100

What can you tell about the Southern colony region?

Warm climate, long growing season, economy based on plantation agriculture, rural and spread out, Anglican church

200

A written grant establishing an institution and detailing members’ rights and privileges.

Charter

200

A person under contract to work, usually without pay, in exchange for free passage to the colonies.

Indentured servant

200

The refusal to take sides or become involved.

Neutrality

200

What is a person who is trained to help deliver babies?

Midwife

200

What can you tell about the New England colony region?

Rocky soil, cold climate, economy based on fishing, shipbuilding, and trading, self-government, religious freedom

300

A company whose shareholders own stock in the company.

Joint-Stock Company

300

Who is a person who betrays his or her own people, nation, or cause?

Traitor

300

A principle or policy accepted by a group.

Doctrine

300

What were the Protestant religious revivals called?

Great Awakening

300

What can you tell about the Middle colony region?

Fertile soil, mild climate, medium-scale farming of wheat and oats, ironworks and lumbering, most diverse region and religious tolerance

400

What contract did the Pilgrims sign before they landed in North America?

Mayflower Compact

400

An agreement among several groups, states, or governments to protect and support one another in battle or other endeavors.

Confederacy

400

A colony ruled by a monarch through an appointed governor.

Royal colonies

400

What is the legislative body of England?

Parliament

400

Describe the events surrounding the Lost Colony of Roanoke.

John White settled 115 settlers in 1587 and returned to England for supplies, when he returned 3 years later Roanoke was deserted and CROATOAN was carved into a tree

500

A founding document of the Connecticut colony that listed 11 laws and stood as the framework for governing the colony.

Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

500

A person with ownership of a colony, including the right to manage and distribute land and to establish government.

Proprietor

500

A person who disagrees with a majority position or opinion.

Dissenters

500

What was the policy of England to not enforce laws in the colonies?

Salutary neglect

500

Describe the events from Bacon's Rebellion.

Nathaniel Bacon rallied settlers who were unhappy over high taxes and lack of land to attack Native American tribes and march on Jamestown to demand their rights and burned it to the ground in 1676

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