America, Europe, and Africa before 1620
Settling the 13 colonies
Expansion and establishment
Daily life in the colonies
Conflict in the colonies
100

The horrible journey slaves made from Africa to the Americas.

Middle passage.

100

Another name for the Church of England.

Anglican.

100

The local army of a colony.

Militia.

100

Merchants, traders, and some clergy members made up this wealthy social class in New England.

Upper class.

100

At this historical event, over one hundred men boarded British ships and tossed all the tea overboard.

Boston Tea Party.

200

The term to describe Indians who were constantly on the move in search for game and wild plants

Nomadic.

200

The reason Pilgrims left England.

Religious freedom.

200

Free adult white male property owners who could vote for representatives.

Freeholders.

200

the religious revival that took place during the colonial era that increased distinction between church and government and resulted Increased missions and diminished social class distinctions. 

Great Awakening.

200

This refusal to buy goods was a colonial response to the taxes Britain placed on imported goods, including tea.

Boycotts.

300

The first permanent English settlement in North America, lead by John Smith

Jamestown

300

Document that provides official permission for founding a colony that comes in varieties such as royal and proprietary. 

Charter.

300

This war was a three-year conflict (1675-78) between the Indians and New England colonists, in which at least 600 colonists and 2,000 Indians were killed, including Metacomet.  

King Philip's War.

300

Prosperous small farmers, Shopkeepers, ship captains, tradesmen, and less prominent clergy members made up this social class.

Middle class.

300

This French and Indian War tactic consists of hiding behind trees and ambushing the enemy.

Guerrilla warfare.

400

This group killed great numbers of Aztec and Incan people through warfare and disease.

Spanish conquistadors.

400

This colony was founded to be a buffer zone between Spanish Florida and the Carolinas, and as a place for debtors to come and work and repay their debts.

Georgia 

400

Merchants, fishermen, whalers, and shipbuilders were common occupations in this group of colonies

New England.

400

This type of servant was forbidden to marry without their master's consent, had to pay additional years of service if they ran away, but was able to move up to the middle class once freed.

Indentured servant.

400

This historical event began with a group of colonists taunting and throwing snowballs and stones at English soldiers, who fired into the crowd, killing five people.

Boston Massacre.

500

This European country settled in North America alongside the St. Lawrence and Mississippi Rivers and the Great Lakes.

France

500

This colony was originally part of Pennsylvania but became a separate colony in 1704.

Delaware.

500

Known as bread colonies, this group of colonies had good soil and could grow crops such as corn, oats, wheat, barley, and could raise livestock. Skilled workers used lumber to produce barrels and wagons, and in the western portions, settlers trapped furs and traded with Indians.

Middle colonies

500

This group of colonies had the greatest religious diversity.

Middle colonies.

500

This Grand Council, consisting of representatives from all colonies, led by Benjamin Franklin, was the first attempt to unite the colonies.

Albany Plan of Union.