French and Spanish Footholds
The English Arrive
Jamestown Journey
People of the New World
New Colonies and Compacts
100

The main occupation of French settlers in the New World.

What is a fur trader?

100

The first English child born in the New World.

Who was Virginia Dare?

100

The rule established by John Smith to ensure all colonists contributed to the work.

What is "he who does not work, will not eat"?

100

The daughter of Powhatan who helped establish peace and brought food to the Jamestown settlers

Who was Pocahontas?

100

The name of the ship that brought the Pilgrims to Plymouth in 1620.

What is the Mayflower?

200

This oldest city in North America was built by the Spanish in 1565.

What is St. Augustine, Florida?

200

The mysterious word found carved on a tree at the vanished Roanoke Colony.

What is "CROATOAN"?

200

This cash crop became so important it was even grown in the streets of Jamestown.

What is tobacco?

200

The English settler who married Pocahontas, bringing temporary peace.

Who was John Rolfe?

200

The document the Pilgrims created and signed, agreeing to make and obey laws for their new settlement.

What is the Mayflower Compact?

300

French missionaries taught this to Native Americans, generally without using force.

What is Christianity?

300

The man who started the ill-fated settlement on Roanoke Island in 1585.

Who was Walter Raleigh?

300

The arrival of a Dutch ship in 1619 brought this group of people to be sold as laborers.

Who were African slaves?

300

This Native American was the first to deed land to English colonists and helped them understand one another.

Who was Samoset?

300

This religious group, seeking to practice their faith freely, settled the Plymouth Colony.

Who were the Pilgrims?

400

In 1609, this city was the Spanish capital of northern Mexico

What is Santa Fe?

400

The year the English successfully established their colony at Jamestown.

What is 1607?

400

An important event of 1619, this allowed colonists to elect representatives and was the beginning of self-government.

What was the establishment of a new government (or House of Burgesses)?

400

The leader who took charge of Jamestown during its difficult first year.

Who was John Smith?

400

The Dutch trading city built where New York City is now.

What is New Amsterdam?

500

The French traded items like guns, knives, and ammunition with Native Americans in exchange for this valuable commodity.

What are furs?

500

Besides food shortages, the Roanoke colonists also faced conflict with this group.

Who were the Native Americans?

500

Jamestown was built on this type of land, which led to problems with mosquitoes and disease.

What is low, marshy land?

500

The disease Pocahontas died from while in England.

What is smallpox?

500

The rich and quickly growing colony established by about a thousand Puritans in 1630.

What is the Massachusetts Bay Colony?