Vocab
Roanoke
Jamestown
Plymouth
Columbus
100

A person living in a colony is called a ___________

Colonist

100

What is Roanoke's nickname?

The Lost Colony

100

Jamestown was the first permanent British colony in North America. True or False

True

100

Which present-day state is Plymouth apart of?

Massachusetts 

100

Which 2 continents made up the New World?

North America and South America

200

What does persecute mean?

To mistreat, usually because of religion or race.

200

What is 1 theory for what happened to the colonists at Roanoke?

  • The colonists left Roanoke and went to live with the Natives.

  • The colonists died from disease.

  • The colonists were killed by the Natives or other Europeans.

200

The President of Jamestown. He said "He that will not eat, shall not work."

John Smith

200

Name of the group that founded Plymouth colony. 

Pilgrims

200
What was the most dangerous thing that the Europeans brought with them to the New World?

Diseases

300

An area that is controlled by or belongs to a country and is usually far away from it.

Colony

300

Who was the governor of Roanoke? 

John White

300

Native American female from the Powhatan tribe. She helped the colonists tremendously. She was later kidnaped. 

Pocahontas 

300

Why was Plymouth colony founded?

Religious freedom

300

During the Columbian Exchange, goods only moved from the New World to the Old World (East to West). True or False

False

400

What is a missionary's job?


Convert people to their religion.



400

Why did the colonists want John White to return to England?

To get more resources. 

400

John Rolfe planted this crop. It made Jamestown a success. 

Tobacco 

400

This ended an argument on board the Mayflower. It established rules that the colonists needed to follow.

The Mayflower Compact

400

Columbus was the first individual to enter the New World. True or False

False 

500

The winter in Jamestown when many of the English died.

The Starving Time

500

What was one success of Plymouth Colony. 

Harvest feast (Thanksgiving)