Plymouth & Pilgrams
Colonies & Gov
Maryland
Motives for Settlement
Colonial Life
100

The Pilgrims came to the colonies for this.

What is religious freedom?

100

A land ruled by a distant country is called this.

What is a colony?

100

This family founded Maryland.

Who are the Calverts?

100

An example of this type of motive is wanting to become rich in America.

What is an economic motive?

100

This type of document is a firsthand account from someone who experienced the event.

What is a primary source?

200

The Pilgrims arrived in America on this ship.

What is the Mayflower?

200

This democratic principle means that everyone, including the leaders, must follow the laws.

What is rule of law?

200

This person signed a contract to work for a certain period of time.

What is an indentured servant?

200

An example of this type of motive is wanting religious freedom.

What is a social motive?

200

When colonists first arrived in America, they usually built these types of homes.

What are cabins?

300

This Native American group helped the Pilgrims survive in Plymouth.

a. Aztecs                           c. Powhatans

b. Incas                            d. Wampanoags

Who are the Wampanoags? (D)

300

This person helped establish the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

Who is John Winthrop?

300

Name one challenge that indentured servants faced.

What is poor clothing, little food, hard work, sickness, or harsh conditions?

300

An example of this type of motive involves gaining power or control.

What is a political motive?

300

This ocean had to be crossed in order to start a new life in the colonies.

What is the Atlantic Ocean?

400

Name one way the Native Americans helped the Pilgrims.

What is farming or fishing?

400

This place was extremely important to the Puritans, as everyone had to learn to read the Bible.

What is school?

400

People moved from England to Maryland for these reasons.

What is land, jobs, or religious freedom?

400

Name one reason people settled in the English colonies.

What is religious freedom, land ownership, trade, wealth, and new opportunities?

400

This season really took a toll on early colonists.

What is winter?

500

This document was the first set of written laws in the New World.

What is the Mayflower Compact?

500

This democratic principle says that at least 50% of the population must agree.

What is majority rule?

500

Maryland and this state were the first colonies to allow colonists to freely practice their religion.

What is Rhode Island?

500

This economic activity helped the Plymouth colony grow.

What is fishing, farming, or fur trading?

500

This invention helped spread maps, books, and ideas more quickly.

What is the printing press?