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Class Expectations: A Act responsibly
Class Expectations: B Behave respectfully
Class Expectations: C Comply with directions quickly
Not influenced by emotion or personal opinion Objective
Decisions based on emotion or personal opinion Subjective
Newspapers, diaries, birth certificate Primary Sources
Encyclopedias, Textbooks Secondary Sources
Reason for the founding of the Jamestown Colony Money, profit
Reason for the founding of the Plymouth Colony Religious freedom
Political, economic and religous freedoms Reasons for English settlement in the New World
Bad weather, difficult voyage, hostile natives, lack of food Challenges faced by English settlers
He saved Jamestown by making sure every colonist shared in the work John Smith
She made peace between the Jamestown colony and the Powhatan tribe Pocahontas
He introduced tobacco which helped the Jamestown colony to grow prosperous John Rolfe
Jamestown was founded in this year. 1607
The first settlers of Jamestown "gentlemen" in search of gold
Early English freedoms were written in this document Magna Carta
The Fundamental Order of Connecticut and Pennsylvania's “Frame of Government” were early types of what? Constitutions
Roger Williams (RI) and Lord Baltimore (MD) desired what type of freedom and tolerance? Religious
The Zenger Trial established freedom for what? the Press
The House of Burgesses (1619) was the first of this type of government in the New World Representative
What document did the Pilgrims create at Plymouth? The Mayflower Compact
What is a way to restate the term "Civil Body Politic"? Government of-by-for all the people
Permission to settle a colony Charter
To leave one's home country Emigrate
To move into a new country Immigrate
Unfair opinions Bias
To steal another person's work Plagiarism
A representative in Colonial Virginia Burgess
A person who travels for religious reasons Pilgrim
Agreement Compact
The idea that people should decide their own government Popular Sovereignty
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