THE 13 COLONIES
PILGRIMS & PLYMOUTH
RELIGION & RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
COLONIAL GOVERNMENT
ECONOMY & IMPORTANT PEOPLE
100

This colony was founded as a safe place for Catholics to settle.

Maryland

100

The Pilgrims sailed aboard this ship in September 1620.

Mayflower

100

The Church of England was also called this church.

Anglican Church

100

Official permission for founding a colony was called this.

charter

100

This crop was called a “noxious weed” by King James I.

tobacco

200

This colony was originally part of Pennsylvania but became a separate colony in 1704.

Delaware

200

The agreement written by the Pilgrims to maintain peace and establish government was called this.

Mayflower Compact

200

These people broke away from the Church of England and held their own worship services.

Separatists

200

In this type of colony, the king chose the governor.

royal colony

200

This famous pirate was also known as Edward Teach.

Blackbeard

300

The Duke of York gave the southern portion of his territory to George Carteret and John Berkeley, forming this colony.

New Jersey

300

Nearly this fraction of the first colonists in Plymouth died during their first winter.

one-half

300

These people remained in the Church of England but wanted to purify its worship and practices.


B3. (worth 1,000)points

Compare Maryland and Massachusetts regarding religious freedom.  (worth 1,000)points

Puritans


B3: worth (1,000) points

Maryland was founded as a refuge for Catholics and later passed the Act of Toleration, which guaranteed religious freedom to people who believed in the Trinity.

Massachusetts was established around Puritan beliefs. People who were not Christians, as well as Christians who disagreed with Puritan beliefs, were excluded. 

300

In this type of colony, the proprietor chose the governor.

proprietary colony

300

This economic system measured national wealth by gold and silver and encouraged colonies to provide raw materials and markets.

mercantilism

400

King Charles II granted eight loyal friends a tract of land that they named this colony.

Carolina

400

This Indian helped the Pilgrims learn how to plant corn and squash and helped them develop trade.

B2:Why did the Puritans value education so highly? 

Squanto


B2:Because they believed the Bible is God's Word, so education helped people learn to read and obey Scripture. 

400

Maryland passed this law in 1649, guaranteeing religious freedom to those who believed in the Trinity.

Act of Toleration

400

In this type of colony, the colonists elected the governor.

charter colony

400

A company in which individuals pool their money and allow others to invest by buying shares of stock is called this.

joint stock company

500

This was the last of the thirteen colonies to be established.


B1: What were two physical hardships faced by early colonists?

Georgia


B1: Lack of food and shelter, especially during winter

Indian attacks

500

The Pilgrims left England primarily because they wanted this.

religious freedom

500

These people received their nickname because they were said to tremble and shake during their meetings.

Quakers

500

The Mayflower Compact established this form of government for Plymouth.

self-government

500

Give two reasons Georgia was founded.


B: (Random)

What was last Friday all about  

  • To serve as a buffer zone between Spanish Florida and the Carolinas.
  • To provide a place for debtors to work and repay their debts.

B: 9/11