Chapter 3 review
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| John White believe the Roanoke settlers may have moved to | Croatoan
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| Virginia Dare | the name of the first child born in the American colonies
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| What religion taught that all people were equal | Quakers
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| King James took over Jamestown after it was not making a profit and it became a _________ colony | Royal
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| Who led the Puritans and found established the Massachusetts Bay colony in 1630 | John Winthrop
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| What was an outcome of King Phillip’s War | The war destroyed the power of the Native Americans in New England. Colonial settlement expanded.
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| Name the crop grown in Jamestown | Tobacco
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| The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut | The name of the first written Constitution
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| Define indentured servant | People who paid for their passage to America with labor.
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| What colony’s founder advertised the new colony throughout Europe | Pennsylvania
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| A document granting the recipient the right to settle a colony | A charter
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| After Henry VII’s break from the Catholic Church, citizens were called | Protestants
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| people from what continent were enslaved people | Africa
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| New York was once called? | New Amsterdam
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| What is the name of the colony that William Penn allowed some of Pennsylvania’s southern countries to function as | Delaware
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| Settlers granted land by the Dutch West India Company | patroons
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| What does the term “religious tolerance” mean? | the ability to accept or put up with different religions
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| What colony was named after an island in the English Channel | New Jersey
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| Define the word, “dominate”. | to control
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| John Locke wrote what colony's Constitution? | Carolina
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| Protestants who wanted to REFORM the Anglican Church were called | Purtians
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| A large area of land with one owner, given in Maryland | An estate
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| Burgesses are | Elected Representatives
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| James Olgethorpe founded? | Georgia
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| What was the Act of Toleration? | Granted Catholics and Protestants the right to worship freely in Maryland
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| The Massachusetts Bay colony was granted a charter a colony north of | Boston
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| Nathaniel Bacon led a revolt against the government of what colony | Virginia
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| In what colony was religious tolerance first practiced? | Rhode Island
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| Who developed indigo in the 1740s | Eliza Lucas
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| What did William Penn design | Philadelphia (the city of Brotherly Love)
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| Who was Captain John Smith? | English settler responsible for the survival of Jamestown
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| What did passengers on the Mayflower call themselves? Why? | Pilgrims because they were on a religious
pilgrimage
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| Who was Sir Walter Raleigh? | Englishman who gave Virginia its name
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| Where was the colony of Roanoke? | Off the coast of North Carolina
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| Which colony was established as a place for debtors to make a fresh start | Georgia
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| Who was Sir Francis Drake? | English pirate who stole from the Spanish
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| Who founded Jamestown? | The Virginia Company
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| Who was John White? | Leader of the Roanoke settlement
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| What was Pocahontas’ role in Jamestown? | She saved John Smith’s life. John Smith found a way to grow crops.
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| Who was John Rolfe? | English colonist who married Pocahontas
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| What was the last British colony established? | Georgia
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| How did Squanto and Samoset help the Pilgrims? | Taught the pilgrims how to farm
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| What led to the formation of colonies outside of Massachusetts in New England? | A lack of religious tolerance by the Puritans
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