Vocabulary
The First New Jerseyans
Europeans Arrive
Interesting Facts
The Civil War
100

a settlement ruled by another country

colony

100

What is the name of the first Native American group that settled in New Jersey?

Lenni Lenape

Lenape

100

What was the name of the settlement started by Cornelius Mey called?

New Netherland

100

What New Jersey hockey team is named from a Native American legend?

The New Jersey Devils

100

She worked as a "conductor" on the Underground Railroad. 

Harriet Tubman

200

to rise up against or rebel

revolt

200

What does Lenape mean?

ordinary people  

common people 

200

What European group started the first colony in what is now New Jersey?

the Dutch

200

In 1676, New Jersey was divided into _______ and ________. 

East Jersey and West Jersey

200

This man was an important abolitionist.

Frederick Douglass

300

cruel treatment

persecution

300

The Native people built ________ for a few families to live in. 

longhouse(s)

300

A religious group who moved to New Jersey to escape persecution.

Quakers

300

The capital of East Jersey was __________?

Burlington 

300

The Civil War began partly because the Northern States and the Southern States did not agree on _________. 

slavery

400

a formal agreement between groups

treaty

400

How did the Lenape feel about wampum? 

They were sacred

(The Europeans used them as money and this caused conflict among the people) 

400

This explorer claimed the first American land for the Dutch. 

Henry Hudson

400

Where did New Jersey get its name from? 

It was the name of an island off the coast of England. 

400

A system used to help slaves escape was called ______________. 

The Underground Railroad

500

A person who believes slavery is wrong and wants it to end is an ____________.

abolitionist

500

What language did all the Lenape speak?

Algonquian (al-GAHN-kee-uhn)

500

The Europeans brought enslaved people from the Caribbean and _______________. 

West Africa

500

Why did the Lenape settle in New Jersey? 

because of its rich resources 

500

What did this object symbolize?

A station on the Underground Railroad