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Lesson 4 Quiz Review

Roanoke, Jamestown, New Netherland

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Reason the FIRST group of English colonists left Roanoke to go back to England They ran out of supplies
When John White returned to Roanoke he didn't find any colonists. What did he find? He found the word "CROATOAN" carved on a doorpost.
What did the spread of disease cause the Secotan (Indigenous)people to do? It made them take their support away from the English colonists because many of the native people were dying.
What happened because of fighting between England and Spain that affected the colonists of Roanoke? John White wasn't able to return to Roanoke for 3 years after he went back to England to get more supplies.
What colony did the London Company establish (start)? The London Company started the colony of Jamestown in 1607.
Why did the London Company start Jamestown? To take advantage of the natural resources that were there and send goods back to England..
What were the natural resources that were in Jamestown? TIimber (wood), furs and land
Why did Jamestown colonists have a hard time? They didn't know how to farm and didn't want to work.
What rule did John Smith make to help the Jamestown colony? The rule that made people work for their food.
Who was the Indigenous person that was used as a hostage and later married an Englishman, John Rolfe that was important to the history of Jamestown? Pocahontas
What was the main reason that Henry Hudson explored the northern coastline for the Netherlands? To find the Northwest passage
What did Peter Minuit do to get Manhattan from the Lenape? He traded goods worth about $24
What was Christopher Columbus mainly looking for when he sailed west? A route to Asia
Which country controlled Louisiana and areas west of the Mississippi River? France
What were French colonists mostly interested in? Fur trapping and trading
What group did the Spanish enslave to help with crop cultivation? Africans
Who wanted to teach their religion to the Indigenous people? Spanish missionaries
New Amsterdam became known as what when it was surrendered to England? New York
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