New World
Misc
New England
Middle
Southern
100

The first to settle in the New World

Spain

100

What year did Christopher Columbus come to the New World for the first time?

1492

100

New England's economy was based on?

Shipbuilding/ trade

100

Out of the 3 sections of colonies the Middle colonies were the most?

Diverse

100

Large farm that grows crops to sell for profit

Plantation

200

The first successful settlement by the English

Jamestown

200

A document granting permission to explore/ settle land

Charter

200

The name of the 2 dissenting religious groups that came to the New World?

Puritans and Separatists 

200

75% of the immigrants to the New World were

Males

200

A group of people who were brought to the New World to work the land 

African Slaves

300

The man who led Jamestown successfully

John Smith

300

The journey from Africa to the New World is known as?

Middle Passage

300

Name 3 NE colonies

Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island

300

Name 3 Middle colonies

New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware

300

Name 3 southern colonies

Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia

400

John _________ discovered a crop called __________ which saved Jamestown

Rolfe, Tobacco

400

What was the name of the city and state the witch trials took place?

Salem, MA

400

What was the NE climate and soil like?

Cold, harsh, and rocky

400

A very useful mineral found in this region

Iron ore

400

An agricultural product grown in order to sell it for profit

Cash crop

500

Working for a few years to pay off debt was known as

Indentured servant

500

The word written on a tree near where the Roanoke colony disappeared

Croatoan

500

Roger Williams came up with a revolutionary idea that would become the basis for the US Constitution, what was it?

Separation of church and state

500

The middle colonies were given the nickname _________________, because of the amount of grain they produced?

Americas breadbasket

500

Maryland adopted _____________________ to ensure that Protestants and Catholics were treated equally.

Acts of Toleration