Colonies
Interactions
Economy
Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
Miscellaneous
100

This colony is furthest North. What is the colony?

Massachusetts

100

Which European nation is best known for using violence and enslavement to dominate Native Americans?

Spain

100

What colonial region had the longest growing season and had lots of plantations?

Southern Colonies

100

What happened to Africa’s population as a result of the Transatlantic Slave Trade?

Africa experienced a population decrease.

100

Which European nation forced Native Americans to adopt Christianity?

Spain

200

This colony is the furthest South. What is the colony?

Georgia

200

Which European nation traded fur with the Natives?

France

200

What were two important resources or products of the New England Colonies?

Fish, whaling, timber/lumber, shipbuilding, and furs.

200

What was the Middle Passage?

The voyage/route in which enslaved Africans were transported across the Atlantic to the Americas.

200

What were the motivations of the European nations for colonizing the Americas?

Gold (wealth), God, Glory

300
These were the New England colonies.
MA, RI, CT, and NH
300

Which European nation allied with Algonquin and Huron tribes and provided them with muskets?

France

300

A colony has fertile farmland, timber, and is important in generating trade. Which region is it most likely part of?

Middle Colonies

300

Which group of people was taken from Africa in greater numbers, contributing to a gender imbalance?

Working-age men. 

300

What were African Kingdoms like before European nations instituted the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade?

Peaceful (not a constant state of war), greater population, trade networks and thriving economy, academic institutions and technology (science, mathematics, etc.), large empires

400
These were the Middle Colonies.
NY, DE, NJ, and PA
400

Which European nation were aided by the Native tribes in growing crops, but then ended up in a violent war?

England

400

What were the cash crops of the Southern Colonies?

Cotton, tobacco, indigo, and rice

400

Why was enslaved labor valuable to the economy in the colonies?

It provided a large unpaid labor force to meet the demands of agricultural plantations.

400
Present day Maine was a part of which colony?
Massachusetts
500

Name the Southern Colonies

Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia

500

What was a common negative result from interactions between European nations and Native Americans?

Disease, violence, and taking land and resources from Natives

500

A colony has rocky soil and a cold climate, but has access to forests and the Atlantic Ocean. Which region is it?

New England

500

The colonial economy benefited from enslaved labor, but slavery created a major contradiction with some of the ideas colonists claimed to value. What was the contradiction?

Enslavement conflicted with ideals of liberty, justice, and freedom.

500

Where were many raw materials from the colonies sent?

Europe, where they were turned into manufactured goods.