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Vocabulary Bonus
100

The colonist who said "He that will not work shall not eat"

Who is John Smith

100

The English ruler who allowed the Pilgrims to go to America

Who is King James I

100

What was the name of the first successful English colony

What is Jamestown 

100

BONUS QUESTION:

What is the definition for the word:

SALVAGE

To save something after it appeared to be lost

200

The explorer who claimed part of North America for England in 1947

Who is John Cabot

200
Who was the second governor of Plymouth and also wrote "Of Plymouth Plantation"

Who was William Bradford 

200

The self-governing document the Pilgrims wrote and agreed to follow

What is the Mayflower Compact

200

BONUS QUESTION:

What is the definition for the word:

PROFICIENCY

Skillfulness; expertness

300

The governor of Roanoke who found the message "Croatoan" carved on a tree

Who is John White

300

Who was the ruler that allowed Sir Walter Raleigh to begin a colony at Roanoke, Virginia 

Who was Queen Elizabeth I

300

This group believed they should be separated from the church of England 

Who are the Separatists 

300

BONUS QUESTION:

What is the definition for the word:

PARADOX

A statement that seems to say two opposite things

400

BONUS QUESTION:

How old is Mrs. Seymour?

26

400

Who was the first English child to be born in America

Who was Virginia Dare

400

In 1588, England won the war with Catholic Spain and defeated the powerful fleet called the?

What is the Spanish Armada

400

BONUS QUESTION:

What is the definition for the word 

CORRESPONDENCE

Communication by letter


500

BONUS QUESTION:

Is Mrs. Seymour's birthday in January or February?

February 

500

Who was the Indian who lived with the Pilgrims and helped the colony to survive

Who was Squanto 

500

The Spaniard planted the first permanent European settlement in ________ Florida in 1565

What is St. Augustine 

500

BONUS QUESTION:

What is the definition for the word:

CIRCULATION 

Continuous movement around from one place to another