Government
New England
Middle Colonies
Miscellaneous 1
Miscellaneous 2
People
Religion
100

The form of government in which voters elect people to make laws for them. 

What is representative government? 

100

This was the primary reason that the New England Colonies were established. 

What is religious freedom? 

100

The Middle Colonies. 

What are New York, New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania? 

100

This is the primary reason why the Southern Colonies were established. 

What was to make money? 

100

The first permanent English colony and the year it was established.  

What is Jamestown, Virginia, in 1607? 

100

The name of the Native American princess who saved Commander John Smith's life in Jamestown. 

Who was Pocahontas?

100

A person who takes a religious journey. 

What is a pilgrim? 

200

The type of government that the United States has. 

What is a republic?
200
The New England Colonies. 

What are Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire? 

200

He started the colony of Pennsylvania to give religious and governmental freedom to colonists. He was a Quaker and got along very well with all people, including the Native Americans. 

Who was William Penn? 

200

The Southern Colonies. 

What are Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Maryland? 

200

The name of the boat that the Pilgrims sailed in. 

What was the Mayflower? 

200

The founder of Rhode Island. He wanted to give religious freedom to colonists away from the Puritans. 

Who was Roger Williams? 

200

What is pilgrimage called in Islam? 

The Hajj. 

300
A written list of freedoms that a government promises to protect. 

What is a bill of rights? 

300

The first New England colony and its year of establishment. 

What was the Plymouth Colony in 1620? 

300

The capital of Pennsylvania. Its name means "The City of Brotherly Love." It was the first capital of the United States. 

What is Philadelphia?

300

A frontier region extending through several colonies, from Pennsylvania to Georgia. Many non-English people, such as Germans migrated here. 

What was the backcountry? 

300

The first English colony in North America that mysteriously disappeared in 1590. 

What was the Colony of Roanoke? 

300

The founder of Pennsylvania. He was given his colony because of debt the King of England owed him. 

Who was William Penn? 

300

Muslims are required to make a pilgrimage at least once in their lifetime to this city. 

What is Mecca? 

400

This was given to English colonists, which allowed them to exist and self-govern. 

What is a charter colony? 

400

The group of people who established the Plymouth Colony. 

Who were the Pilgrims? 

400

An assembly of townspeople that decides local issues. 

What is a town meeting? 
400

To increase in amount over time? 

What is accumulate? 

400

A document issued by a government that grants specific rights to a person or company. 

What is a charter? 

400

The military commander who took control of the Colony of Jamestown, after the men made such a mess of it and almost starved to death. 

Who was Commander John Smith? 

400

Catholics try to make a pilgrimage to this place at least once in their lifetimes. 

What is Rome/The Vatican/St. Peter's? 

500

The first document in which American colonists claimed a right to govern themselves. 

What is The Mayflower Compact? 

500

The group of people who established the Massachusetts Bay Colony. 

Who were the Puritans? 

500

The founder of New Hampshire. 

Who was John Wheelright? 

500

A series of hearings and executions of people in Massachusetts, by the Puritans, between the years 1692 and 1693. The people being victimized were mainly unmarried women and widows. 

What were the Salem Witch Trials? 

500

This Native American saved the Pilgrims at the Plymouth Colony. They celebrated the first Thanksgiving after his help in surviving one year in the harsh conditions 

Who was Squanto? 

500

This was the religion of William Penn. It teaches pacifism (never to use violence), never to pledge allegiance to an earthly government or established religion, and to dedicate your life only to God.

What is Quakerism? 

600

Colonists were controlled directly by the monarchy (the king) with no authority to self-govern. 

What is a royal colony? 

600

A group of religious extremists, bordering on a cult. You had to worship the way they wanted you to, or leave or be killed. They left England because they wanted to "purify" it. 

Who were the Puritans? 
600
Another leader who fought against the extreme views of the Puritans. He left Massachusetts and founded the colony of Connecticut and the town of Hartford. 

Who was Thomas Hooker? 

600

Recognition that other people have the right to different opinions. 

What is toleration? 

600

The name of the leader of the native americans who decided to attack, then help, then attack again the Jamestown Colony. 

Who was Chief Powhatan? 

600

These people were Separatists from the Church of England and were persecuted for their religion. This is the reason why they came to America. 

Who were The Pilgrims? 

700

Issued in England in 1689, this guaranteed the powers of Parliament and the basic rights of English citizens. It gave such things as freedom of speech and prevented standing armies from existing in the nation. 

What is the English Bill of Rights of 1689? 

700

The capital city of The Massachusetts Bay Colony, which became the largest city in the state, and where the Revolutionary War began. 

What is Boston? 

700

The chief of the Wampanoag, who found the New England colonists, he had a native name and an English name. 

Who was Metacom or King Phillip?

700

A Boston woman who enraged the Puritans. Instead of killing her, they kicked her out of Massachusetts. She founded her own colony on an Island off of Rhode Island. 

Who was Anne Hutchinson? 

700

The leader of The Puritians in The Massachusetts Bay Colony. 

Who was John Winthrop?