Native Americans before and during Colonization
European reasons for exploration
13 colonies
Names and Definitions
100

Native Americans lived using...

Natural resources, the land, geographical opportunities, etc.

100

What country did Christopher Columbus sail for?

Spain

100

What region had great agriculture due to hot temperatures and long summers?

Southern colonies

100

The colonists were determined to achieve ____.

Self-governance
200

Who were the Lenape people?

A Native American tribe that inhabited New Jersey, Delaware, and parts of New York and Pennsylvania

200

Why did people sign up for indentured servitude?

They believed they could lead better lives after their service was done.

200

Diseases such as malaria were less frequent in which region?

New England colonies (cold winters)

200

Who was Anne Hutchinson and why was she important?

She challenged strict Puritan authorities and male religious leaders in colonial America, becoming an early symbol of religious freedom.

300
Native American society was ______ before and during colonization.

Multiple answers:

Functional, organized, structured, etc.

300

What kind of people signed up for indentured servitude?

Both skilled and unskilled workers

Men, women, and children

People facing different forms of hardship

300

How were colonial economies influenced by region?

Geographic conditions directly influenced what type of economy would be successful in a colony.

300

What is the Mayflower Compact?

The first written framework of self-government in the American colonies.

400

The relationship between settlers and Native Americans was initially ____ in many areas before turning ____?

Positive (Trade, Alliance, Interest), Negative

400

What is the relationship between religion and colonization?

People settled to spread religion (missionaries)

People settled to escape religious persecution

400

The colonies were between what two geographic features?

Appalachian Mountains and Atlantic Ocean

400

What is the House of Burgesses?

The first democratically elected legislative body in the 13 colonies, originating in Jamestown.

500

Three reasons why the death rates of Native Americans were so high during colonization...

No immunity to European diseases

Violence from settlers

Loss of food supply (deforestation, invasive species, etc)

500

What are the three main reasons people left for the colonies?

God (spreading religion or escaping persecution) 

Glory (gaining territory, new opportunities) 

Gold (better lives, pursuit of wealth)

500

How did the colonists choose where to establish major cities?

Geographic factors influenced the establishment of towns and cities. For example, cities formed around natural harbors for easy access to trade.

500

What is the Magna Carta?

A royal document from 1215 that established the core principle that the king and his government were subject to the law.