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amer. republic ch 3

chapter vocab

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Humphrey Gilbert Englishman who claimed New Foundland for Queen Elizabeth. He died at sea.
Walter Raleigh Went to N.A.to claim land. Found Roanoke Island in present North Carolina
John White sent to Roanoke Island to settle with colonists. He was a mapmaker and artist
What was the name of the settlement founded in Chesapeake Bay in 1607? Who was it named after? Jamestown-named after king James
Captain John Smith served as a leader for Jamestown. forced the settlers to work as he exploered and got corn from Native Americans
Who learned to grow tobacco in the new world which helped tomake the land prosperous? John Rolfe
Who did Pocahontas marry? John Rolfe
charters the right to organize settlements which was given by King James I
House of burgesses the two representatives from each town to be able to voice opinions formed this group
dissent disagreeing with beliefs or practices of Anglicans
persecuted treated harshly because they believed the pope was the head of the church
puritans protestants who wanted to reform the Anglican Church
separtists settlers who wanted to leave and set up their own churches
pilgrims separtists who wanted to leave England for religous purpose
Mayflower Compact pilgrims loyalty to England and a beginning of establishing a government in America
who showed the Pilgrims how to plant crops and hunt and fish Squanto and Samoset
Who was the Wampaboag leader who signed a peace treaty with the pilgrims? Massasoit
John Winthrop was a puritan who led about 900 people to what Massachusetts Bay city? Boston
toleration criticizing or persecting others because of religous beliefs
Thomas Hooker left Massachusetts to form Hartford, CT
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut first written constitution in America
Roger Williams a minister forced out of Massachusetts to Rhode Island because of religous beliefs, people were allowed to worship freely
name two reasons why Separtists left England religous freedom, economic hardships,
indentured servant people who worekd for no pay so they could get to America
patroons wealthy land owners who had riverfronts estates, ruled like kings with courts and laws
proprietary colony a person who owned all the land and controlled government
William Penn asked for land from King Charles in America
pacifists people who refused to use force or fight in wars, many were Quakers
quakers Society of Friends in Pennsylvania that believed everyone had an inner light that gained them salvation. they were tolerant of others views
who established Maryland? Lord Baltimore
The line make of stones dividing Maryland and Pennsylvania Mason Dixson
Act of Toleration a law in Maryland that allowed religions freedom.
opposed colonial government and lead an attract(s) on N.A village Nathaniel Bacon
Constitution plan of government
Northern Carolina economy Grew Tobacco and sold forest products such as Timber and Tar
Southern Carolina Economy rice was grown a crop trade at the harbor
Indago A flowering plant used to dye material
debtors people who are unable to repay their dept.
James Ogelthorpe received a charter to create the colony of Georgia for poor people and debtors.
explored the Mississippi rive by canoe hoping to find gold, silver and other metals Louis Joliet, and Jacques Marquette
tenet farmers farmers who paid rent to their Lords and worked the land
missions religious settlement made to convert people to a particular faith
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