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Colonial America 1-2
US History Chapter 3 lessons 1-2 Study Guide
Answer | Question |
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charter | a document granting the recipient the right to settle a colony |
joint-stock company | a company in which investors buy stock in return for a share of its future profits |
headright | a 50-acre grant of land given to colonial settlers who paid their own way |
burgess | elected representative to an assembly |
dissent | to disagree with or oppose an opinion |
persecute | to mistreat a person or group on the basis of a belief |
tolerance | the ability to accept or put up with different views or behaviors |
England and Spain | Fighting between what two countries kept John White from returning to Roanoke for nearly three years? |
the Virginia Company | What is an example of a joint-stock company? |
The starving time | What did the Jamestown colonists called the winter of 1609–1610? |
tobacco | Which crop saved Jamestown by making money for the settlement’s investors? |
Virginia Dare | She was the first English child born in the American colonies. |
Croatoan Island | Although bad weather kept John White from investigating, he thought the Roanoke settlers might have moved here. |
profits | In a joint-stock company, investors buy shares, or part ownership, in the company in the hope of sharing future _________. |
burgesses | The men of Jamestown elected representatives called ____________________ to enact local laws. |
women | When the Virginia Company sent ____________________ to Jamestown, and marriage and children became part of life in Virginia. |
Royal | In 1624 King James took control of the Virginia Colony from the Virginia Company, making the area a ____________________ colony. |
Rhode Island | Where in America was religious tolerance first practiced? |
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut | This was the first written constitution in America. |
Squanto and Samoset | They helped the Pilgrims survive in Plymouth. |
Mayflower Compact | A pledge, signed by the pilgrims, to obey the laws of the colony |
Puritans | What were Protestants who wanted to reform the Anglican Church called? |
John Rolfe | Pocahontas married him. |
Separatists | What group sought to leave the Anglican Church and form their own church? |
King James I | Who was England’s first permanent colony in North America was named after? |
Pilgrims | Because their journey had a religious purpose, passengers on the Mayflower called themselves this. |
Great Migration | What movement led 15,000 Puritans to Massachusetts in the 1630s? |
Pocahontas | Who was the Powhatan chief’s daughter who married an English settler? |
indentured servants | People who paid for their passage to America with labor were called________________. |
King Henry VIII | Which English king broke from the Catholic Church and formed the Anglican Church? |
The Dutch | Who brought the first enslaved Africans to the colonies? |
Croatoan | When John White returned to an abandoned Roanoke, what word did he find carved into a tree? |
North Carolina | Roanoke is an island off the coast of what current state? |
Jamestown | .In 1607 three ships with 144 settlers entered the Chesapeake Bay and went on to establish ___________. |
Puritans | The ____________________ came to America for religious freedom, but they refused to grant that same freedom to people of other faiths. |
Captain John Smith | Under whose leadership did the Jamestown settlers survive their first two years? |
Metacomet | Wampanoag leader also known as King Philip. |
Spain | What country had a feared and powerful Armada? |
Sir Francis Drake | Who was an English pirate who stole from the Spanish? |
John White | Who was the leader of the Roanoke settlement? |