Columbus
Push/ Pull
Jamestown
Plymouth
Immigration
100

When did Columbus ‘discover’ the New World?

1492.

100

What is a Push Factor?

Something that pushes people away from a country. 

100

Who settled in Jamestown?

English settlers. 

100

Why did the pilgrims go to Plymouth?

To gain religious freedom. 

100

Who settled in Boston?

The Irish.

200

How did the Natives greet Columbus?

The Natives welcomed Columbus when they met.

200

What is a Pull Factor?

Something that pulls people to a country. 

200

Where is Jamestown located?

Virginia.

200

What ship did the Pilgrims sail on?

The Mayflower. 

200

Who settled in Milwaukee? 

The Germans. 

300

Who did Columbus sail for?

Spain.

300

What is an Immigrant?

A person who comes to live permanently in another country.

300

When did the journey of Jamestown begin?

1606/ 1607.

300

Who were the Pilgrims? (English, Spanish, French?)

English Puritans. 

300

Who was affected by the Potato Famine?

The Irish.

400

What is one reason for Columbus being a Tyrant?

He killed and enslaved Native Americans.

400

What is a Refugee?

Someone who has been forced to leave their country because of war, or a natural disaster. 

400

Why did people go to Jamestown?

To find gold. 

400

What is a Push Factor for the Pilgrims?

They didn't like how religion was handled in their home country. 

400

What is a pull factor for Boston?

There is food, work, and Irish culture. 

500

What is one reason for Columbus being a Pioneer?

 He inspired people to adventure.

500

Why did Jamestown fail?

People starved/ there was a lack of resources.

500

What was a Pull factor for the Pilgrims?

They could run their religion how they wanted. 

500

What is a pull factor for Milwaukee? 

Germans are welcomed, there is German culture, there is work etc.