Name that Colony
This was the first English colony in the New World comprising of settlements such as Jamestown and Plymouth.
To disagree.
Dissent
John Smith
This region relied solely on agriculture in which it utilized enslaved Africans.
The Southern Colonies
The most infamous accusations of witchcraft were made in this Massachusetts settlement.
Salem
This colony was given to eight proprietors before splitting into two and becoming royal colonies.
Carolina
Person who goes on a religious journey.
Pilgrim
This leader for this second attempt at Roanoke found his whole family missing after returning from England.
John White
The perfect conditions for farming in addition to mining and trading in port towns defined this region.
The Middle Colonies
An agreement between individuals and the government, where citizens consent to surrender certain rights in exchange for protection and the maintenance of social order makes up this key political theory.
The Social Contract
The Mason-Dixon Line is the border between these two states.
Pennsylvania and Maryland
Relating to national, tribal, racial, religious, language, or cultural background.
Ethnic
This lawyer and landowner helped the Puritans remaining in England get a colonial charter from the king.
John Winthrop
Fishing and whaling as well as lumber and various forms of craftsmen were key in this region.
New England
A period in which settlers in Jamestown ran low in supplies leading to hundreds of deaths.
The Starving Time
This colony was established to protect the other colonies from the Spanish in Florida.
Georgia
Repressive rules governing the behavior and punishment of enslaved Africans.
Slave Code
This tobacco planter improved relations between the settlers and Powhatan and marries the Powhatan chief’s daughter, Pocahontas.
John Rolfe
These were the four major cash crops.
Rice, corn, wheat, and tobacco
This law was passed to ensure both Catholics and Protestants could practice their religions in Maryland.
The Act of Toleration
Thomas Hooker was a minister who opposed the religious intolerance in Massachusetts and led a group to settle this colony
Connecticut
A religious group that wanted to purify the Church of England
Puritan
This settler and sea captain was an original member of the Virginia Governor's Council before his murder by the Powhatan.
Governor John Ratcliffe
This harsh voyage from Africa to the Americas was second leg of the triangular trade.
The Middle Passage
Written in 1639, this was the first written constitution in America.
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut