British Colonial America

Rebellions & Treaties
European
Colonization & Exchange

Native American Relations
US Revolutionary Era
100

What was the first successful English Settlement in America Called 

Jamestown 

100

The Stono Rebellion involved this group of people

enslaved Africans

100

This country established colonies in Florida and the Southwest

Spain

100

British colonists often took this from Native Americans

land

100

Salutary Neglect meant

igonred the colonies 

200

This crop helped Jamestown survive and thrive.

Tobacco

200

This rebellion in Virginia was led by angry farmers in 1676

Bacon’s Rebellion

200

This country founded Quebec and traded furs in Canada.

 France

200

Native Americans were pushed westward due to this.

colonial expansion

200

These acts punished Boston after the Tea Party

Intolerable Acts

300

The Seven Years’ War was fought between these two main powers.

Britain and France

300

Bacon’s Rebellion was caused by conflict with this group.

Native Americans

300

The Columbian Exchange began after this explorer's 1492 voyage.

Christopher Columbus

300

This group had more cooperative relations with Native Americans.

French

300

this document declared American independence

What is the Declaration of Independence

400

New England colonies specialized in this economic activity.

shipbuilding or fishing

400

The Treaty of Greenville gave land to this group

American settlers

400

The Columbian Exchange involved trade between

Africa, Europe, America 

400

American settlers often ignored these agreements

treaties

400

George Washington led this army

Continental Army

500

Bacon’s Rebellion occurred in this colony.

Virginia

500

The Stono Rebellion took place in this colony

What is South Carolina

500

One major impact of the Columbian Exchange on Native Americans

What is the spread of diseases

500

This 1763 British law tried to stop colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains.

Proclamation of 1763

500

Shays’ Rebellion showed weakness in this document.

Articles of Confederation