Colonial Envy
Free Labor
13
Original Americans
You're Not Praying Right
100

The law declaring only eldest sons were eligible to inherit landed estates.

Primogeniture

100

This process, which encouraged the importation of servants in exchange for land, can be seen as a stepping stone in the beginning of chattel slavery. 

Indentured Servitude

100

This colony was developed as a haven to Catholics in N. America.

Maryland

100

This was the first native tribe the Jamestown settlers interacted with. Pocahantas was also a member.

Powhatan

100

Although approximately 25,000 English migrated to New England during the Great Migration, over 400% more traveled where?

American South

200

Contrary to the English and Spanish, the French primarily colonized this region of North America. 

Canada

200

As a result of the vast tracts of plantation land in the South, _______ was much slower to progress than in the rest of the colonies.

Education / Infrastructure / Government

200

After becoming disenchanted with wealthy planters to the north and south, a group of ‘poverty stricken outcasts and religious dissenters’, formed this colony in 1712.

North Carolina

200

The 1680 uprising of native Americans in the American Southwest against their Spanish colonizers. 

Pope's Rebellion

200

This woman was expelled from Massachusetts Bay colony due to her controversial views on predestination.

Anne Hutchinson

300

This country emphasized the conversion of Natives to Christianity through their colonization efforts. 

Spain

300

This is another term for ‘property’ slavery.

Chattel Slavery

300

The belief was the establishment of this colony would serve as a buffer between Spanish and French interests. James Oglethorpe considered his colony “the charity colony”.

Georgia

300

Initially at least, this colony was probably the most tolerant of native American groups.

Rhode Island? Pennsylvania? Both acceptable. 

300

This was one of Roger Williams’ issues with Massachusetts.

1. Violence towards natives

2. Separation of church and state

400

This event positioned England to lead North American colonization efforts in 1588.

Spanish Armada

400

The slave trade began in the colonies in this year.

1619 

400

Connecticut’s early political organization document became the foundation for the state’s later constitution. This was the name of the original document.

Fundamental Orders

400

This organized attack on at least fifty villages throughout New England in 1676 by a pan-Indian group, resulted in hundreds of deaths on both sides.

King Phillip's War

400

This 1662 agreement liberalized church membership to include the baptism of children from not-yet converted members.

Half-way Covenant

500

Following the passage of the Navigation Acts, the British government engaged in this policy in an attempt to give the colonists a bit of freedom. 

salutary neglect

500

Contrary to common thought, more slaves traversed the middle passage to this country, not the United States.

Brazil

500

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This was the first attempt at organization among colonial governments in 1643.

500

This grouping of tribal nations, later inspired Thomas Jefferson as he helped lay the framework for the United States government.

Iroquois Confederation

500

This individual was implanted as the governor of the Dominion of New England during the late 17th Century.

Edmund Andros