Exploration
Early Settlements
13 Colonies
Triangular Trade
Vocabulary
100
These were the three motivations for European Exploration
Gold, God, Glory
100
This is what the Colonist of Jamestown were hoping to find in Virginia
Gold
100
This person was exiled from Massachusetts for her radical beliefs about the role of women in society.
Anne Hutchinson
100
These are the 3 points of Triangular Trade
Europe, Africa, and the Americas
100
A crop that is grown to be sold
Cash Crop
200
This proved to be more dangerous to Native Americans than European Weapons.
Diseases
200
This Princess of the Powhatan tribe married John Rolfe leading to years of peace between the English and Natives.
Pocahontas
200
This prevented the New England Colonies from having large Plantations.
Rocky Soil
200
This was the harsh journey African slaves took to be sold in the Americas
Middle Passage
200
A large farm where one or more crops are grown by a large number of laborers, then sold for a profit by the plantation owner
Plantation
300
Based on the Map what European Power explored South America?
Spain
300
King Henry created this after he separated from the Catholic Church, the Puritans wanted to simplify it.
Church of England
300
This colonial region relied on cash crops and slaves to support its economy.
Southern Colonies
300
Manufactured Goods were purchased at this point in Triangular Trade
Europe
300
A legal document issued by the king that gave a person or company the right to establish a colony
Charter
400
This is how the French interacted with the Native Americans
Fur Trade
400
The Mayflower Compact was the first example of this in the new world
Self-Government
400
These two colonies were founded by exiles of Massachusetts
Connecticut and Rhode Island
400
Manufactured Goods were sold at this point in Triangular Trade
Africa
400
A Religious Separatist group that left England in the early 1600s to settle in the Americas
Puritan
500
This Explorer, is the best example of a Conquistador, having conquered the Aztec Empire.
Hernan Cortez
500
Made the rule, "No Work, No Food"
John Smith
500
This religious group dominated the society of New England.
Puritans
500
Slaves replaced this type of worker in the New World.
Indentured Servant
500
A group of people that makes laws
Assembly