Colonies
Definition
People
Settlers
American Identity
100

What was the message left behind from the people of Roanoke?

Croatoan

100

Definition of, "Persecuted/Persecution"?

To mistreat a person or group on the basis of their beliefs.

100

Who married Pocahontas?

John Rolfe

100
What are pilgrims?

A certain group of people who go on a religious journey.

100

How did slavery become more popular?

It became popular due to the increase in farming and work.

200

Who renewed England's quest for a colony in North America?

King James I

200

Definition of, "conservation"?

Protection and preservation of natural resources.

200
Who wrote the constitution for the colony, Carolina?

John Locke

200

What did the Mayflower Compact do?

It set up an organized and orderly government.
200

What was the norm for boys and girls back then?

The boys would plant crops, take care of livestock, and build while the girls would cook, clean, and take care of the children.

300

What discouraged the English from settling in North America?

The failure of Roanoke.

300

Definition of, "patroon?"

Landowner in the dutch colonies who ruled over large areas of land.

300

Who created the Carolina colony?

King Charles II.

300

How did the pilgrim in Plymouth manage to survive their first winter in America?

With the help of two Native Americans, Squanto and Samoset.

300

What was The Great Awakening?

People calling for colonists to return back to their strong ways of religion.

400

Did the colonists survive "the starving time" in Jamestown?

They did.

400

Definition of, "charter"?

A document granting the holder the right to settle a colony.
400

What two men mapped the boundary between Maryland and Pennsylvania? 

Charles Mason & Jeremiah Dixon.

400

Who formed the Massachusetts Bay Company in 1629? 

A group of Puritans.

400

When was Harvard University formed?

In 1636.

500

How did the colonists make money for the investors?

They began to grow tobacco.

500

Definition of, "indentured servants"?

Laborer who agrees to work without pay for a certain period of time in exchange for passage to America.

500

Who was the president of the council in Jamestown during the starving time?

George Percy.

500

Why did Puritans journey to Massachusetts?

To escape religious persecutions in England.

500

What was the most important thing in a home during these times?

The fireplace as it provided warmth, and would also be used for cooking!