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Ch 3 English Colonie

Spalding Academy 7th grade 2011

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A religious settlement, used to convert the Native Americans to Christianity Mission
A person or country that owes money to another person or country Debtor
The first attempted English colony in North America; the people from this colony disappeared after a long winter without supplies Roanoke
A person who is opposed to the use of war or violence to settle disputes Pacifist
The acceptance of another person's belief Toleration
A document that gives the holder the right to organize settlements in an area Charter
A company in which investors buy stock in the company in return for a share of its future profits Joint Stock company
Protestants who, during the 1600s, wanted to reform or purify the Anglican Church of all remnants of Catholicism Puritan
Protestants who believed that people possessed an "inner light" that guided them to salvation; they were also staunch pacifists Quaker
A person who agrees to work without pay for 7 years in exchange for passage to America Indentured Servant
A formal document, written in 1620, that provided law and order to the Plymouth colony Mayflower Compact
Which were the New England Colonies? Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire
Which were the Middle Colonies? New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware
Which were the Southern Colonies? Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
What cash crop did John Rolfe bring to Virginia that saved the colony from going bankrupt? Tobacco
Who was Nathanial Bacon? He led a rebellion against the governor of Virginia.
Why did the Puritans decide to start a colony in America? They wanted religious freedom.
Why was the colony of Jamestown founded? Were they successful? They wanted to find gold. Failed. Then grew tobacco
Name 3 similarities between the Puritan and Quakers 1) Lived in the Americas, 2) Wanted religious freedom, 3) Were English
Name 3 differences between the Puritans and Quakers 1) Puritans lived in MA, Quakers did not, 2) Quakers are tolerant of others, Puritans were not, 3) Quakers believe in an inner light, Puritans did not
Name 1 colony, who founded it, the year it was founded, and their source of income. Rhode Island, 1636, Religious freedom, Roger Williams (know 3 for the test)
French Colonies: Where are they located? Canada, northern US
French colonies: How did they make their money? Fur trading
French colonies: What religion did they spread to the Native Americans? Catholic
Spanish colonies: Where are they located? Western US, Florida
Spanish colonies: How did they make their money trading, farming
Spanish colonies: What religion? Catholic
English colonies: Where? East coast of US
English colonies: How did they make money? trading, farming
English colonies: Religion? FINAL QUESTION Protestant
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