Native American
New England
Virginia
Rebellion
Slavery and Immigration
100
this Wampanoag was known to the English as King Philip.
Metacomet
100
The colony established by the Pilgrims in 1620 was given this name.
Plymouth
100
What was the first permanent English colony in North America, founded in 1607.
Jamestown
100
This Virginia planter became the namesake leader of a major colonial uprising in 1676.
Nathanial Bacon
100
This name was given to the brutal Atlantic voyage that carried enslaved Africans to the Americas.
Middle Passage
200
This chief secured peace with the Pilgrims in 1621 and taught them survival skills.
Massasoit
200
Members of this religious group wanted to “purify” the Church of England from within.
Puritans
200
_____ was established by this English Company seeking profits?
The Virginia Company
200
During ______ Rebellion, rebels did this to the colonial capital.
Set Fire
200
What percentage of enslaved Africans perished during the Middle Passage.
10%
300
These villages, set up by missionaries, pressured Native Americans to abandon their languages and customs. They then took their lands for new settlements
Praying Towns
300
This ship carried the Pilgrims across the Atlantic, landing far north of its original Virginia charter.
Mayflower
300
This leader famously declared, “He that will not work shall not eat,” enforcing discipline in Virginia.
John Smith
300
How did the leader of ______ Rebellion of 1676 die?
Dysentery
300
What ethnic group emigrated to the colonies because of poverty? (after 1660s)
Scots
400
This conflict was started due to the murder of English colonists over land and trade and saw the Narragansetts and Mohegan tribes ally with the English against their rival. 1636-1638. Survivors were sold into slavery in Bermuda
Peqout War
400
Signed on a ship, this agreement created rules for self-government and majority rule in the colony.
Mayflower Compact
400
This system gave settlers land for each person whose passage to Virginia they paid.
The Headright System
400
After _____ Rebellion, this permanent system of forced labor expanded as indentured servitude declined.
Slavery
400
The cultivation of these 2 cash crops in the South demanded extensive enslaved labor.
Tobacco and Rice
500
Disputes over this issue were the primary cause of King Philip’s War in 1675.
Land Ownership
500
This war reshaped New England by destroying Native resistance and opening land to further English settlement.
King Philip's War
500
Early Jamestown settlers were less interested in farming and survival than in searching for this.
Gold
500
This colonial governor, targeted by rebels, represented the interests of wealthy planters.
William Berkley
500
Kidnapped as a child and sold into slavery, this man later published an autobiography exposing the horrors of slavery and the Middle Passage.
Olaudah Equiano