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What colony is number 13

Georgia

100

What colony is number 5

New York

100

What colony is number 7

New Jersey

100

What colony is number 10

Virginia

100

What colony is number 6

Pennsylvania

200

The Puritans came over to the new world in search of what?

Religious Freedom

200

What was grown in the southern colonies?

Tobacco and cotton (cash crops)


200

These people were forced to work on the plantations from sunup to sundown. 

Enslaved Africans

200

Who is the founder of Pennsylvania? 

William Penn

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What was the first permanent English settlement in America?

Jamestown

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They grew many grains like wheat and corn in what region that was called the Bread colonies? 

The Middle Colonies

300

What types of government systems were initially developed by British colonists?

Colonies were under direct control of the king, colonies owned by a white males who could make laws, and House of Burgesses.

300

Name two reasons why the Southern Colonies were founded.

Cash Crop, Safe place for Catholics or debtors

300

What impact did British settlement have on American Indians?

DISEASES

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The two religious groups in the New England colony were__________&_________.

Pilgrims and Puritans

400

Why did so many colonists die in Jamestown?

Hostile Indians, starvation, poor leadership and government, lack of skills, contamination of water, and relations with Indians.
400

New England colonists became well known for fishing because they could not grow a lot of crops. True or False

True

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What impact did British settlement have on enslaved Africans?

They treated slaves as nonhumans, they worked slaves to death, some died before arriving due to bad conditions on ships.

400

What factors influenced early settlers' decisions about where to settle?

Availability of resources, water supply, good soil, climate, and land.

400

How did British colonists in Jamestown and Massachusetts Bay deal with hardships?

Strict leadership, relied on the Indians to help grow things, and trade.

500

What is a territory settled by people from another country and controlled by that country? 

A colony

500

What was the Middle Passage?

Journey of Africans slaves across the Atlantic Ocean to the New World.

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What motivated British settlers to come to America?

Freedom of faith, increase in wealth, and economic wealth.

500

What was the document that the Pilgrims created that set aside laws and a social code called?

The Mayflower Compact

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What group of people is associated with the Middle Colonies and is known for wanting equal rights?  (Think oats)

Quakers 

600

Why was it so difficult to grow European crops in the New England region?

Very Cold 

Long winters

Hard, rocky soil

600

What kinds of interactions took place between early explorers and American Indians?

Trade, shared land, conflict over land, slave trade, formed alliances, and diseases

600

What examples from Anne Hutchinson's life support the claim that she was a leader in the Massachusetts Bay Colony?

Spiritual leader who preached to both men and women, questioned Puritan teachings about salvation, and challenged male authority. 

600

Why was enslavement a more common practice in the South than in the middle and New England colonies

The other regions didn't rely on cash crops

600

Which of the colonies is associated with whaling and lumber? 

New England Colonies