New England
This was the original English document outlining how settlement in this region would occur
Mayflower Compact
Hundreds of these people maintained their culture in Pennsylvania after their colony was conquered by the Dutch
Swedes
This was the first successful English colony in North America
Jamestown
This was the primary cash crop of the Caribbean
Sugar
This was the first area of mainland North America settled by the French
Canada
These were the separatist Protestants who left England to start a new life
Pilgrims
They founded New Amsterdam
Dutch
This cash crop saved the colonists of Jamestown from failure, turning it, instead, into a successful but risky venture.
Tobacco
These two mosquito-spread diseases were deadly killers for white people throughout the Caribbean and American South
Malaria and Yellow Fever
This French explorer settled the land between the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River.
Samuel de Champlain
These were the Protestants who transitioned to becoming known as Congregationalists, hoping to purify the Church of England of its Catholic ways
Puritans
This was likely the most diverse place
Pennsylvania
This was the primary form of labor for Jamestown during the first several decades
indentured servants
This was the rough % of slaves that arrived in the Carribean through the Middle Passage
37%
(will accept between 35-40%)
Known as Iron Hand, this Italian helped the French explore the Lower Mississippi, settling a colony in modern-day Arkansas
Henri de Tonti
This was the colony for the banished
Rhode Island
This was one of the rare, manufactured industries in the colonies - one that helped fuel the slave industry
Shipbuilding
This uprising led to the move towards African slave labor as the primary source of labor in the American South
Bacon's Rebellion
This was the jewel of sugar growing in colonial Caribbean for England
Barbados
He was the founder of New Orleans, Biloxi, and Mobile
Bienville
He was the governor of New England and primary religious leader
John Winthrop
Along with wheat, this native crop was one of the two most important food sources for Middle colony residents - with its existence indirectly showing the spread of Mesoamerican ideas.
Corn
Founded by Lord Baltimore, this was originally supposed to be an English Catholic settlement
Maryland
This was a term used to describe white people surviving a few years in the subtropics
Seasoning
He made his bones fighting the English in the Hudson Bay, fighting them in King William's War and settling Fort Maurepas
D'Iberville