Colonial Economy
Colonial Government
Vocabulary
Culture and Society
Rivalry in North America
100

A successful businessperson, scientific genius and skilled political leader

Who was Benjamin Franklin

100

Colonists believed that government must respect these

What are civil liberties(rights)

100

Variety, such as of ethnic or national groups

What is diversity

100

Agrees to work with a skilled craftsperson as a way of learning a trade

What is an apprentice

100

An Ottawa chief who led tribes to attack British forts and settlements

Who is Pontiac

200

Crops that could be sold easily in markets in the colonies and overseas

What are cash crops

200

The two chambers, or houses, of Parliament

What are the House of Lords and the House of Commons

200

Great Charter

What is the Magna Carta

200

This university got its start in 1636 as a school for training ministers

What is Harvard University

200

Rival countries that competed for land in North America and around the world

Who are Britain and France

300

Snakes, alligators and disease-carrying insects were a constant threat to the enslaved workers as they grew and managed this crop

What is rice

300

This banned cruel and unusual punishments from a ruler

What are the English Bill of Rights

300

An illness that affects large numbers of people

What is an epidemic

300

In New England and Pennsylvania, people set up schools to make sure everyone could read and study this book

What is the Bible

300

The symbol on America's first political cartoon drawn by Benjamin Franklin

What is a sectioned snake

400

Teaching enslaved people to read or write was illegal according to this

What were slave codes

400

Only white men who owned property could do this

What is vote

400

Made of a wooden paddle, it helped young students to read

What is a hornbook

400

This movement spread the idea that knowledge, reason and science could improve society

What is The Enlightenment

400

This land beyond the Appalachian Mountains, was rich in resources and caused conflict to develop between Britain and France

What was the Ohio River Valley

500

The trip across the ocean that was the second, or middle, leg of the three-part route

What is the Middle Passage

500

A economic theory whose goal is building a state's wealth and power by increasing exports and accumulating precious metals in return

What is mercantilism

500

A group of Native American nations in eastern North America joined together under one general government

What is the Iroquois Confederacy

500

John Peter Zenger's lawyer

Who was Andrew Hamilton

500

The fall of these two cities marked the defeat of France in North America

What are Quebec and Montreal