Geography
People
Economy
Policies
100

Southern-most colony

What is Georgia?

100

Young, inexperienced military leader who unsuccessfully leads the battle of Fort Neccessity during the French Indian war

George Washington

100
Crops such as indigo, sugar, tobacco, cotton, corn and grain; that were cultivated in large quantities for profit

What are Cash Crops?

100

The policy in which countries rely on trade as their main source of income... countries own colonies to collect raw goods and gold.

What is Mercantilism?

200

Northern-most colony

What is Massachusetts (Modern ME)?

200

Man who leads the British Militia to victory during the French Indian war

Who is William Pitt?

200

System in which raw goods left the colonies for England, finished products left England in exchange for Slaved which were sent from Africa to the plantations in the colonies.

What is Triangular Trade?

200

Britain's policy of "turning a blind eye" to violations of the Navigation Acts: colonial goods were being smuggled despite efforts to prevent it.

What is Salutary Neglect?

300

This middle colony was originally New Amsterdam, and owned by the Dutch before being taken over by a British Duke.

What is New York?

300

Ottawa Leader who negotiates a peace treaty with the British after they defeat the French during the French Indian War.

Who is Pontiac?

300

The perilous and often fatal journey the enslaved people would travel after being captured in Africa and sold to the colonists.

What is the Middle Passage?

300

Policies that ensured the colonies could only trade with Britain and no one else.

What are the Navigation Acts?

400

The second smallest colony, bordering Maryland and Pennsylvania

What is Delaware?

400

Temporary leader of the Dominion of New England, appointed by King James II to ensure the the Northern Colonies (MA) were following laws.

Who is Sir Edmund Andros?

400

Regions in the south consisting of cash crops, with wealthy landowners who control it.

What are Plantations?

400

English policy passed after the French Indian war which stated American Colonists cannot settle west of the Appalachians. 

What is The Proclamation of 1763?

500

Name of the Mountain-rage that runs along the westernmost frontier in 1763

What are the The Appalachian Mountains?

500

Very religious protestant man credited for starting and spreading the Great Awakening in Massachusetts? 

Who is Johnathan Edwards?

500

FREESTYLE: What is one major cultural difference between the north and the south?

Up to Ms. Z.

500

British policies passed to crack down on smuggling: giving officials permission to search ships, businesses, and homes.

What is Writs of Assistance?