European Colonization
Cultures of North America
French, Dutch, and English
Revolutionary Era
(French and Indian war)
A Weak Confederation
100

What did the New England and Middle Colonies have in common?

Both regions exported mostly food products.

100

These people lived in the desert and used clever ways to get water for their crops.

The Hohokam.

100

This European country's first permanent North American settlement was Port Royal.

France.

100

He led troops in an early battle, then retreated.

George Washiongton.

100

A document outlining the structure and principles of a government.

A constitution.

200

What was the difference between indentured servitude and slavery?

Indentured servants would someday be free, unlike enslaved people

200

The Anasazi built their homes in these amazing places.

Cliffs.

200

He explored for England, landing in what is now Newfoundland, but failed to find the Northwest Passage.

John Cabot.

200

Native American tribes allied with either the French or British.

Algonquin, Huron, or Iroquois.

200

The lawmaking body of a state government.

The legislature.

300

What set Pennsylvania apart from other colonies?


Its effort to attract people of different ethnicities



300

These huge piles of Earth were built by the Mound Builders.

Mounds

300

This Dutch settlement, later renamed New York, was located along the Hudson River.

New Amsterdam.

300

The plan to unite colonies, but failed.

Albany Plan of Union.

300

This document created a weak national government after the Revolutionary War.

The Articles of Confederation.

400

Why was the Maryland Act of Toleration enacted?

To protect freedom of worship for Catholics

400

The Hohokam, Anasazi, and Mound Builders all lived in this continent.

North America.

400

This cash crop saved the Jamestown colony from collapse.

Tobacco.

400

British general defeated near Fort Duquesne.

General Edward Braddock.

400

This ordinance divided western lands into townships, with one section set aside for schools.

The Land Ordinance of 1785.

500

What did Abigail Adams tell John Adams in a letter about colonial life on November 27, 1775?

Conditions during the winter were harsh

500

Name one thing the Hohokam grew in their fields.

Corn, beans, squash.

500

The Virginia Company of London received this document from King James l, granting them the right to establish a colony.

Charter.

500

1763 treaty ending war.

Treaty of Paris

500

This Rebellion highlighted the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation.

Shays Rebellion.