Colonial Diversity
Who are the Scots-Irish?
What was the occupation of most of the early colonists?
What is farming?
What group of people were the most actively involved in the mission with Indians
Who are the Puritans?
Who commanded the militia
Who is the governor?
Where is South Carolina?
What are the New England Colonies known for?
(Give two things, for whole points and 100 extra points for each extra one you give...)
What is fishing, Cod, timber, and whaling?
Who translated the Bible in Algonquin?
What was appointed by the colonial governor?
Who is the justice of the peace?
What was the trip that the Africans took from Africa to America?
What is the Middle Passage
What are the Middle colonies known for?
BONUS!
If you can name all of the grains that they grew and say what everyone called them, you can double your points! If you take this though, and cannot name all of it, then you will lose all of your points. Choose wisely.... :)
Navigable rivers and good soil for growing grains and crops.
BONUS! corn, oats, barley, and wheat. They were known as the bread colonies
Which war did the colonist agree on slavery?
What are basic units of government in New England?
What are Townships?
What were the slaves used for?
What are laborers for cash crops?
What were the Southern colonies known for?
What is rich soil, long growing seasons, and plantations?
How many people all together died in the King Philip's War?
What did town meeting do?
What is gave new settlers citizenship, appointed night watchmen, and considered the ways to help the poor
Were the Africans just field slaves?
What is no, they were also servants for the upper-class people
What are piedmonts?
What are foothills at the bottom of the Apalachin Mountains?
Who burned Jamestown?
Who is Nathan Bacon?
What are two terms for helping the poor?
What is "Round the town" and "Putting out"