Exploration
Plymouth
French and Indian War
Colonial Economies and Labor Sources
Life on a Sugar Plantation
Road to Revolution
100

This man brought disease and captivity to the Taino people in 1492.

Who was Christopher Columbus?

100

Plymouth was settled in this year in what is now Massachusetts.

What is 1620?

100

This founding father may have fired the first shot.

Who is George Washington?

100

This northern region of the colonies was known for fishing, shipbuilding and trade.

What is New England?

100

This is the system on sugar plantations in which the strongest enslaved workers did the hardest tasks while others handled lighter tasks, even the children and elderly did work.

What is the gang system?

100

This forbade colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains after the French and Indian War.

What is the Proclamation of 1763?

200

These people sailed mostly for gold and spreading Christianity. They used military men called Conquistadors to settle in modern day Florida and Mexico.

Who were the Spanish?

200

These people came to America to avoid religious persecution.

Who were the Pilgrims (or Puritans)?

200

This was the cause of the French and Indian war?

What are land disputes in the Ohio River Valley?

200

These colonies were called the "breadbasket" because of the wheats, oats, and grains grown.

What are the Middle Colonies?

200

Work began on plantations at this time.

What is sunrise?

200

This bitter tax was the first tax levied against the colonies in 1764.

What is the Sugar Act?

300

These people sailed mostly for resources like fur. They settled modern day Canada and Louisiana.

Who were the French?

300

This was King Philip's real name.

What is Metacom or Metacomet?

300

This native group allied with the French.

Who are the Huron?

300

These colonies had huge cash crop farms called plantations and grew tobacco, rice, indigo, and cotton. 

What are the Southern Colonies?

300

Work on plantations ended at this time.

What is sunset?

300

This 1765 tax on paper goods led to protests and boycotts.

What is the Stamp Act?

400

These people bought Manhattan from the local native tribe and created a business colony called New Amsterdam. They would give it to the English after ahile.

Who are the Dutch?

400

What caused King Philip's War?

What is the English taking Indian land?

400

This native confederacy allied with the English.

Who are the Iroquois?

400

These laborers worked for years to pay off debt and would receive land once freed.

Who are indentured servants?

400

This happened to enslaved workers that were absent from roll call.

What is being punished with lashes (whipped)?

400

Britain declared completed authority over her colonies with this 1766 Act.

What is the Declaratory Act?

500

This is the waterway ALL European nations were searching for.

What is the Northwest Passage?

500

This is the self-government document that was signed in Plymouth by the Pilgrims and the businessmen.

What is the Mayflower Compact?

500

This result from the French and Indian War would cause the American Revolution.

What is massive English war debt?

500

These people were subjected to harsh, inhumane, lifetime, and permanent servitude to others in the colonies.

Who are enslaved people?

500

This is one way abolitionists, people that want to outlaw slavery, protested enslaved labor.

What is boycotting, not buying slave produced products?

500

This 1767 tax was on all imported goods, like glass, paint, lead, paper, and tea.

What are the Townshend Acts?