Jamestown
Starting the Virginia Company
Colony Facts
Navigation Act
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100

True of False.
Jamestown was the 1st permanent Colony. 

True

100

What was the first step to start the Virginia Company?

Gather Investors.

100

What is Thomas Hooker called?

The Father of Democracy.

100

What did Colonist have to do when they imported goods from other places.

Pay high taxes.

100

What Country is the Mother Country for the first 13 Colonies?

England

200

What Tribe blocked in the people of Jamestown.

Powhatan

200

What was the second step to start the Virginia Company?

Sell Stocks.

200

What did Thomas Hooker think?

All men should have the right to vote.

200

Goods shipped to England had to be transported on ships built where?

England or in the Colonies.

200

What percent of Southern people owned at least 1 slave?

25%

300

What are 3 things Jamestown lacked?

Skilled Laborers
Producing Food
Fresh Water

300

What was the third step to start the Virginia Company?

Receive a Charter.

300

Why Thomas Hooker called Father of Democracy?

His ideas were inspiration for the US Constitution.

300

England controlled trade between the Colonies and what other places?

Europe
France
Netherlands

300

What was the Puritan meeting house used for.

Church
Courthouse
Business
Voting 

400

What was the success of Jamestown?

Producing & selling Tobacco.

400

What was the fourth step to start the Virginia Company?

Send Colonists.

400

How did Penn treat American Indians?
Hint: There are 3 things.

He bought land peacefully.
He learned their language.
He never brought weapons to meetings.

400

What happens when colonial goods were not shipped to England?

They got taxed.

400

What was the first Colony to allow religious freedom?

Pennsylvania

500

Where was the birth of Democracy in the New World.

House of Burgesses.

500

What did Investors expect when investing in the Virginia Comanpy.

To find gold and other natural resources.

500

What characteristics of the Massachusetts Bay Colony had the biggest influence on the banishments of Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams?

Its intolerance to challenges of Puritian beliefs.

500

Why did Great Britain pass the Navigation Act?

To support the policy of Mercantilism.

500

What was the Mayflower compact?

- A document that called for the Colonist of Plymouth to have meetings and vote for laws and leaders.
- It was the first plan for democracy in North America.