Virginia
This is the first, successful English colony founded in 1607.
Jamestown
The Pilgrims and Strangers signed this document agreeing that everyone would have a say in laws of the new colony.
Mayflower Compact
The James River and Jamestown are named after this English king.
King James I
This war was between the Huron and Iroquois nations, deciding who would gain the most from selling beaver furs to Europeans.
The Beaver Wars
This is one of the five regions in Virginia located between the fall line and the Chesapeake Bay.
Coastal Plains
This voyager helped establish the first Virginia colony, was captured by Opechancanough, and later was saved by Pocahontas.
Captain John Smith
A strong wall made of upright tree trunks anchored into the ground as close as possible to keep enemies out.
Palisade Wall or Palisade Fort
The Gunpowder Plot
Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu
The 3 Great Unifiers of Japan
Superior, Huron, Michigan, Erie, and Ontario
The 5 Great Lakes
This Virginia colonist led a rebellion and set Jamestown on fire.
Nathaniel Bacon
The country that the Pennsylvania Dutch came from.
Germany
The English Monarchs that were crowned in 1689 during the Glorious Revolution.
King William III and Queen Mary II or William and Mary
The Defenestration of Prague (when Bohemian Protestants hurled a Catholic officials out of 3rd-floor window of a Prague) marked the beginning of this war.
The Thirty Years War.
The name given to this city after New Amsterdam surrenderd without a fight.
New York City
This governor was a royalist, a friend of King Charles I and was reinstated after the Reformation of the Monarchy. He was Bacon's rival, only wanting Virginia colony elite planters to benefit.
Governor William Berkeley
Peter Stuyvesant was the tough governor of this unruly colony.
New Amsterdam
He lead the Roundheads to victory during the Third English Civil War, defeating the Cavaliers, becoming Lord Protector over the new government, Protectorate of England.
Oliver Cromwell
He was the sea captain and explorer who trekked the Arctic Circle on his ship the Half Moon, looking for the Northeast Passage to Asia. A river, valley, strait, and bay bare his name.
Henry Hudson
This is peninsula in what is now Massachusetts, was named for the Atlantic fish that were so thick around Newfoundland.
Cape Cod
A political alliance including over 30 Algonquian speaking tribes in the Tidewater region of Virginia, primarily centered around the Chesapeake Bay. The tribes included the Powhatan Indians, Pamunkey, Mattaponi, Appamattuck, Arrohateck, Chiskiack, Kecoughtan, Rappahannock, and more.
The Powhatan Confederacy
This was the English name given to Metacomet. He would go on to start a war by this same English-given name.
King Phillip
The mass movement when puritans began to abandon England, moving to the Netherlands, West Indies, and they New England coast.
Puritan Migration
This is the name of the French Protestants that sought refuge from their tyrannical Catholic country in the new world. They established Fort Caroline, located in modern day Jacksonville, FL, in 1564. However it was later sacked by the Spanish.
This is the oldest city in the United States. It was founded in 1565.
St. Augustine, Florida