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Who were they?
Where were they?
What's the purpose?
Digging in the past!
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What group of people did not want to be under the Church of England?
Separatists
100
Where did the pilgrims settle?
Plymouth
100
Why did the settlers come to the new world?
To gain wealth
100
What role did the missionaries play in the new world?
They taught religion to others who have different beliefs.
200
Who is Squanto?
A Native American who helped show the pilgrims where to hunt and fish.
200
When the pilgrims set sail they were head to Virginia but where did they actually land?
Cape Cod
200
Why were the Puritans given their name?
Because they wanted to purify the Church of England
200
What were the lands extending from the Mississippi valley called?
Louisiana
300
True or False: William Bradford led the Puritans to the new world. If false, justify the statement
False; John Wintrop led the Puritans to the New World.
300
After the pilgrims landed in Cape Cod, John Smith named it what?
New England
300
Why was the Mayflower Compact written?
To create fair and equal laws for the pilgrims
300
What were the three main reasons the French wanted to explore the Mississippi river?
To find new lands, to build trading post,s and to find the Northwest Passage
400
Who named their colony Massachusetts Bay?
The Puritans
400
The Puritans were responsible for building the first what in the English colonies?
Public schools
400
Why did the Puritans want their children to learn how to read?
So they could read the Bible
400
What was the French and Indian war?
The English and the French (joined by the Native Americans) fought over the lands in the Ohio River Valley.
500
What’s the difference between the Puritans and the early settlers of Roanoke, Jamestown, and the pilgrims?
They were more prepared by coming with supplies and upon arrival they found some colonization had already begun.
500
Because the Puritans were very particular about how they wanted their colony to run, what did they build?
Meeting house
500
What were the three causes of the death of nearly half of the pilgrims who landed at Plymouth?
The freezing weather, disease, and hunger
500
What was the Pueblo Revolt?
The Pueblo Revolt was when the Pueblo attacked the Spanish after being mistreated.