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Colonial America

What I Need To Know For My Colonial America Test

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what items traveled from the americas to europe? fish, lumber, tobacco
what items traveled from europe to africa? iron products, cloth, trinketts, guns
what items traveled from africa to the americas? slaves, rum, gold
what is the route from which boats bringing slaves from africa would take called? the middle passage
location of jamestown virginia
date jamestown was founded 1607
purpose of jamestown make money for the virginia company
location of new england northern colonies
date new england was founded 1620-1630
purpose of new england religious freedom
what were the goals of the mayflower compact for the government to receive power from the people of the colony
what was new amsterdam renamed to be when taken over by the english new york
who controlled new amsterdam before the english took over dutch
how did new england make money farming
what religions lived in new england puritans
what was new england known for shipbuilding, port cities, religious freedom
what was new england weather like temperate: longer cold seasons
what were ports used for in new england shipbuilding, fishing, farming
what colonies existed in new england massachusetts, new hampshire, rhode island, connecticut
how did the middle colonies make money farming
what religions lived in the middle colonies quakers, anglicans
what were the middle colonies known for farming, trade by water
what was the middle colonies weather like temperate
what were ports used for in the middle colonies trade
what colonies existed in the middle colonies new york, new jersey, delaware, pennsylvania
how did the southern colonies make money farming
what religions lived in the southern colonies anglicans
what were the southern colonies known for trade, farming
what was the southern colonies weather like temperate
what were ports used for in the southern colonies trading, slavery
what colonies existed in the southern colonies maryland, north caroline, south carolina, georgia, virginia
which european countries claimed land france, britain, sweden, spain, dutch
who created the mayflower comppact 41 pilgrims (men)
what was the maryland act of tolerance the freedom of worship for all catholics
what did the maryland act of tolerance spark the beginning of religious freedom
what is the triangle trade the trade between the americas europe and africa
where is john smith from jamestown
what is john smiths famous quote "he who does not work, will not eat"
which tribe was pocahontas associated with the powhatans
which colony was cheif powhatan associated with jamestown/virginia
which colony was john winthrop associated with massachusetts
describe john winthrops city on a hill quote he talks about how people should look up to them like you would look up a hill
push factors things to make people leave
pull factors things to make people come
debtor someone in debt
plantation somewhere where you grow crops
quakers religion, believed in equality for all, and all possessed "inner light"
cash crop crops grown for profit
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