Natives
Another name to refer to Native Americans
Indigenous
Marco Polo
A group of people who leaves a native country to form a settlement in a new place
A Colony
The Native girl who saved John Smith from being clubbed to death
Pocahontas
The European nation that engaged in gold and silver mining
Spain
90 percent
Soldiers sent by Spain to conquer land and find riches
Conquistadors
The first permanent English settlement in Virgina
Jamestown
The European nation that engaged in Fur trading with Native Americans
France
A religious group of settlers who valued plainness, education, and equality.
The Quakers
How Natives used their natural resources to survive
Answers May Vary:
Used Native Animal furs, bones, or antlers to make tools, shelter or clothing
Used Tree materials, Rocks, Or Snow to make shelter
Three motives for Colonization
God, Gold, Glory
God: Religious Freedom, Missionaries
Gold: Wealth, Cash Crops, Natural Resources
Glory: Land Ownership, Trade Routes
The treatment of people as property. People who are denied freedom and controlled.
Slavery
A PERSON SENT PERSUADE PEOPLE TO CONVERT TO ANOTHER’S RELIGION
Missionaries
The religious group of settlers who celebrated Thanksgiving and came on the Mayflower
The Pilgrims
How Natives were affected by Colonization
Loss of Life or Disease
Loss of Land
Loss of Traditions
Original Goal of Christopher Columbus and other European explorers
To find a shorter and less dangerous route to East Asia/The Indies
The 3 main colonies that make up 13 British States.
New England Colonies
Middle Colonies
Southern Colonies
The kind of history Native Americans used to document their lives and traditions
Oral History
An agreement that Pilgrims wrote and signed describing how they would govern themselves in the Americas
The Mayflower Compact
Wampanoag Tribe
Two Challenges That Europeans Faced
Dangerous And Unknown Territory: Disease, Harsh Weather, and starvation
Fighting With Other Groups: Other settlers/colonists and Native Americans
Distance From Home Country: Lack of resources
A GREAT EXCHANGE OF PLANTS, ANIMALS, AND DISEASES, AND PEOPLE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC OCEAN BETWEEN EUROPE AND THE AMERICAS.
The Columbian Exchange
The industry that grew cash crops like tobacco and required large areas of land and many workers
Plantation Industry
Failed colony that mysterious disappeared
The Roanoke Colony