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US History-Ch3

Colonial America

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By 1950, _________ colonies stretched for hundreds of miles along the Atlantic coast. English
The settlers of ___________ vanished around 1590, never to be seen again. Roanoke
The Puritans first dropped anchor in____________. Plymoth, Massachusetts
A ________ is a list of Government laws. Constitution
A Puritan is someone who liked to settle disputes (with/without) violence. without
The ___________ kept John White from returning to Roanoke. Spanish Armada
__________ is the practice of accepting others' religious beliefs. Religious tolerance
A _______ is a document granting the recipient the right to settle a colony. charter
If people were poor, they could catch a ride to the Americas as an _______________. indentured servant
50 acre grant of land given to colonial settlers who paid their own way Headright
Company in which investors buy stock in the company in return for shares of its future profits Joint Stock Company
Documents granting the recipient the right to settle a colony Charter
List of fundamental laws to support the government Constitution
Person opposed to the use of war or violence to settle disputes Pacifist
To disagree or oppose an opinion Dissent
Elected representative to an assembly Burgess
Laborer who agrees to work without pay for a certain period of time in exchange for passage to America Indentured Servant
Ability to accept or put up with different rules or behaviors Tolerance
To mistreat a person or group on the basis of their beliefs Persecute
Person who owes money Debtor
The Jamestown settlers made a profit for their investors by raising.... tobacco
What did companies often have to obtain from a King or order to start settlements in America? Charters
People who left the Anglican church to practice their own form of religion were called what? Separatists
This colony was established by Roger Williams and was the only colony started which granted absolute religious freedom Rhode Island
Why were ports important? East trade access for ships
Why did Nathaniel Bacon lead Bacon's Rebellion? The Virginian government wasn't listening to the people
What significance did John Smith have on the English settlers? He put people to work
What role did the Mayflower Compact play on the settlers of Plymouth? It established the laws of the land
Religious groups who broke off and formed their own groups were known as ___________. Separatists
Landowner in the Dutch colonies who ruled over large areas of land Patroon
Describe three significant reasons why settlers chose to come to the Americas - They were looking for Religious Freedom They needed farmland because of overcrowding They were in debt and worked as indentured servants.
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