Big Names
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Religion
Colonizers
Success
100

He was the first European viceroy of India.

Vasco Da Gama

100

Virginia leaders began to think slave labor was preferable to indentured servants because of this.

Bacon's Rebellion

100

This colony was the first haven for Puritans.

Massachusetts

100

The Spanish came to the new world to extract mostly this kind of wealth and send it back to Europe.

Gold and Silver

100

This was the cash crop in Virginia and Maryland.

Tobacco

200

His voyage was the first to circumnavigate the globe.

Ferdinand Magellan

200

Toleration was a big deal in NY largely because of the prior influence of these people.

The Dutch

200

This colony was a haven for Quakers, and other minority religious groups.

Pennsylvania

200

The French came to the new world mostly to extract this kind of wealth and send it back to Europe.

Furs

200

This was the cash crop in North Carolina.

Lumber and tar.

300

He was the first European to recognize America as a continent.

Amerigo Vespucci

300

The first legislature in the New World was in this colony.

Virginia

300

This colony was a haven for Catholics.

Maryland

300

The Dutch founded a colony, New Amsterdam, on this island.

Manhattan

300

This was the cash crop in South Carolina.

Rice and Indigo

400

He was an indentured servant who raised a rebellion against the government of Virginia.

Nathanael Bacon

400

This is how horses and tomatoes came to America, and potatoes and corn went to Europe.

The Columbian Exchange

400

He was a Puritan who believed more in toleration, and had to found a new colony outside Massachusetts.

Roger Williams

400

The British were latecomers to colonizing because of this.

They were busy with domestic quarrels and problems.

400

This was the cash crop in Georgia.

Cotton

500

He was the Quaker who founded Pennsylvania.

William Penn

500

This was the first agreement regarding self-government in the new world.

The Mayflower Compact

500

Of New England, the Middle Colonies, or the South, this was the place where people of various religious groups were the most comfortable.

The Middle Colonies

500

The British thought this group were probably traitors, and were glad to see them leave England.

Puritans

500

Of New England, the Middle Colonies and the South, the area most suitable for growing cash crops.

The South