Gold, God, Glory
Geography/Economies
Indentured Servitude/Slavery
Early Government
Native America
100

The Spanish and French came to America to promote Christianity. How did religion motivate British people?

British people came to colonies for religious freedom

100

This colonial region was mostly rural, with large plantations that grew cotton, tobacco, and other crops

The Southern colonies

100

How long was a typical indentured servitude contract?

3-7 years 

100
The government of the original 13 colonies was controlled by:

The British King

100

Describe how the population of Native Americans changed after the arrival of european settlers

The Native American population decreased drastically

200
Aside from actual gold, what are two things countries brought back to Europe from America?

Tobacco, cotton, minerals, furs, lumber

200

This colonial region relied heavily on its access to the Ocean

New England Colonies

200

How did people generally become slaves?

They were captured or kidnapped

200

The Magna Carta was revolutionary because it... (3 possible answers)

Declared that Kings must also follow the law

Made it so that kings could not raise taxes on their own.

Gave people the right to a fair trial

200

What did the colonists accidentally bring to North America that devastated the Native Americans?

Disease: Smallpox, measles, influenza

300

This fabled route to China--which was searched for heavily by Henry Hudson and the French--was known as:

The Northwest passage

300

New England was better suited for cities than for farming because (3 possible answers)

It was mountainous/rocky soil

Long winters

Dense forests with large trees

300

Which state had the most slaves?

Virginia

300

John Locke believed people naturally had the right to what three things?

Life, liberty, property

300

What did Chief Miantonomo suggest the Native Americans do to fight against the Colonial Settlers?

Unite/form alliances

400

What do Spanish missionaries tell us about their motives for colonization?

One motive for Spanish colonization was to convert Native Americans to Christianity

400

This geographical feature served as a natural barrier between the British Colonies and the rest of North America

The Appalachian Mountain range

400

The trade route that brought raw materials from America to Europe, Manufactured goods from Europe to Africa, and slaves from Africa to America is called: 

The Atlantic Trade/Triangular trade

400

The Virginia House of Burgesses was run by:

The Virginia Company and wealthy businessmen and landowners
400

How did the Plymouth colony manage to survive after its first winter?

They were taught how to grow food by the Native Americans (Chief Squanto and the Wampanoag tribe)

500

Mercantilism is....

An economic strategy where a country tries to sell as much as they can to other countries while buying as little as possible

500

The middle colonies were known as the ______________ because over 70% of their exports were ____________

The breadbasket

Grain

500

What year were the first slaves brought to North America? 

1619

500

The Virginia House of Burgesses was unique at the time because...

It was the first form of government in the colonies, and it included representation of the people (something other governments did not have).

500

Describe Frances relationship with the Native Americans. What was unique about it compared to the other countries?

France had stronger alliances with Native Americans, and worked to develop trade partnerships with them.