VOCAB./KEY TERMS!
NATIVE EXPERIENCES
EUROPEAN SETTLEMENTS
THE COLONIES
BRITISH NORTH AMERICA
OTHER!
100

This is the name for an individual who was contracted to serve for a period of 4 to 7 years in return for payment of passage to America.

WHO ARE INDENTURED SERVANTS?

100

What key animal was the lifeblood of almost every Native American tribe in early America?

WHAT IS THE BUFFALO?

100

This group of people created a new colony in what is now known today as New York.  Who were these people and what did they name their colony?

WHO ARE THE DUTCH? / WHAT IS NEW NETHERLAND?

100

This is the name for the founder of Pennsylvania colony and the religious denomination he fostered and grew.

WHO IS WILLIAM PENN? / WHO ARE QUAKERS? 

100

This was the name for the business venture that was established and spread by early British exploration and settlement.

WHAT IS THE VIRGINIA COMPANY? / VIRGINIA JOINT-STOCK COMPANY?

100

This woman was credited with having helped the struggling English settlers in Virginia survive in the early 1600s.  This  was the name of the leader of the English settlers who worked well with this named woman.

WHO IS POCAHONTAS? / WHO IS JOHN SMITH?

200

This was the name of the first government drafted on-board ship before settlers reached the New World.

WHAT IS THE MAYFLOWER COMPACT?

200

The notorious global trade network of Triangle Trade went between which three continents?

WHAT IS EUROPE, AFRICA, NORTH AMERICA?

200

Spanish colonizers set up these institutions throughout North America to spread religion and governance.  These people were the appointed heads to lead governing processes too.

WHAT ARE MISSIONS? / WHO ARE VICEROYS?

200

This was the first permanent settlement in the New World.  This was also the state that it was set-up in.

WHAT IS JAMESTOWN? / WHAT IS VIRGINIA?

200

This was the first legislative body established in the colonies that used British governance as a model for governing.

WHAT IS THE HOUSE OF BURGESSES?

200

This man was a member of the Patuxet tribe best known for being an early liaison between the Native American population in Southern New England and the Mayflower Pilgrims who made their settlement at the site of Tisquantum's former summer village.

WHO IS SQUANTO?

300

This is the name for the system of land distribution during the early colonial era that granted settlers a set of amount of land for each person who settled in a colony.

WHAT IS THE HEADRIGHT SYSTEM?

300

Most slaves traveled across the Atlantic in a notorious route called this.  This is also the main country that started the global mainstream slave trade.

WHAT IS THE MIDDLE PASSAGE? / WHO ARE THE PORTUGESE FROM PORTUGAL?

300

This unique demographic group of people began to appear in European filled North America in the 1600s and 1700s.  What was their name and ethnic make-up too?

WHO ARE MESTIZOS? / WHO ARE INDIAN AND EUROPEAN ? 

300

These two Christian religious denominations are most credited for the founding and development of New England colonies in the American Northeast.

WHO ARE PILGRIMS? / WHO ARE PURITANS?

300

Britain developed a policy called ______________ ______________ that allowed colonists to create local laws and taxes in colonial assemblies.

WHAT IS SALUTARY NEGLECT?

300

This important colonial leader was granted a charter for the land as a haven in which his fellow Roman Catholics might escape the restrictions placed on them in.  Name the person and colony.


WHO IS JAMES CALVERT ? / WHAT IS MARYLAND?

400

This was the name for the uprising that occurred in which militia attacked not only Indian villages but also royal governor before being defeated.

WHAT IS BACON'S REBELLION?

400

What was the largest group of Native Americans in the 1600s and 1700s that experienced most contact with the European colonizers.

WHAT ARE THE IROQUOIS CONFEDERACY?

400

These two important places were colonized by the British which exponentially helped in early crop and slave trade.

WHAT IS BARBADOS? / WHAT IS JAMAICA?

400

This was the name for the American colony that had the most slaves by mid 1700s.

WHAT IS NORTH CAROLINA?

400

These were the three biggest port cities in early British North America - which helped Britain in their maritime trade.

WHAT ARE BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK CITY?

400

This important leader founded this southern American colony in the 1700s.  

WHO IS JAMES OGLETHORPE?  / WHAT IS GEORGIA?

500

This was the name for the pact formed by colonial leaders for an intercolonial alliance to manage defense and Indian affairs.

WHAT IS THE ALBANY PLAN OF UNION?

500

These were the most profitable cash crops grown by early American colonists and traded by European superpowers?

1. T______________

2. W____________

3. R_____________

4. C_____________

5. B_____________

WHAT IS ...?

1. TOBACCO?

2. WHEAT?

3. RICE?

4. CORN?

5. BEANS?

500

This is the name for the French's most northern city and the French's most southern city in continental North America.

WHAT IS QUEBEC, CANADA? / WHAT IS NEW ORLEANS?

500

These are the three different styles of colonial governing used in early America.  

WHAT ARE ROYAL COLONIES / CHARTER COLONIES / PROPRIETARY COLONIES?

500
This was the name for the iconic skirmish that broke out in 1675 when the Wampanoag Indians raided towns killing 10 percent of colonial New England men.

WHAT IS KING PHILIP'S WAR?

500

This is the number of how many people were killed and jailed in the Salem Witch Trials.

WHAT IS 19 PEOPLE? / WHAT IS 150 CITIZENS?