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Early Colonization

Early European Colonization of North America

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Which country cooperated with the indigenous peoples of North America? France
What ideology states that the colonies only purpose is to benefit the imperial nation. Mercantilism
What was the first permanent British Colony in North America? Jamestown VA in 1607
Who was the sounder of Pennsylvania? William Penn
Puritan dissenter who founded Rhode Island. Roger Williams
Drafted the Mayflower Compact William Bradford
1st person to be sentenced to a lifetime of servitude, and will begin a system of race based slavery in the colonies. John Punch
Settled in the middle colonies especially Pennsylvania and believed in non violence. Quakers
Settled in the New England Colonies to escape religious persecution. Puritans
English nobility that were given large land grants in the Eastern Coastal Lowlands by the King of England to settle a debt Cavaliers
New England direct democratic form of government copied from the Athenians Town Hall Meetings
Producing only enough agriculture for your family. Subsistence Farming
Where was subsistence farming practiced in the 13 English Colonies? New England and the Appalachian Foothills
Crops produced for export only Cash Crops
Export Goods that are being sold to another country
Import Goods that are being bought from another country
What were the 3 cash crops grown in the Eastern Coastal Lowlands of the Southern Colonies? Tobacco, Rice and Indigo
Formed a covenant community in the Massachusetts Bay Colony Mayflower Compact
What is a Covenant Community? A community based on a pact or agreement
Oldest continuously elected legislative body. VA House of Burgesses
When were the first slaves brought to Jamestown? 1619
Which colonial region developed a true middle class? Middle Colonies
Which colonies were tolerant of other religons? Southern and Middle
Jamestown was founded as a Business venture by the Virginia Company of London
What was the first elected legislative body in the American colonies? VA House of Burgesses
Written by William Bradford this document set up a covenant community in the Massachusetts Bay Colony Mayflower Compact 1620
A community based on a pact or agreement is known as a covenant community
Crops grown for export only. Cash Crops
The Eastern Coastal Lowlands of the Southern Colonies grew cash crops such as Tobacco Indigo and Rice
Type of agriculture in which people produce only enough for their own consumption. Subsistence Farming
which early North American colonies participated in subsistence Farming? New England and Appalachian Foothills
New England colonies copied the a direct democratic Athenian model of government in something that became known as Town Hall Meetings
Members of the English nobility that were given large land grants in the Southern Colonies by the King of England to settle a debt. Cavaliers
Settle in the New England region to escape religious persecution. Puritans
Settled in the middle colonies (Pennsylvania) and believed in non violence. Quakers
This man was sentenced to a lifetime of servitude beginning a system of race based slavery in the colonies. John Punch
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