Chapter 3
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| tobacco | plant that saved the Jamestown settlement.
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| charters | granted to groups of merchants to organize settlements in America
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| separatists | Protestants that wanted to leave and found their own churches
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| Massachusetts Bay Company | Puritans that received a royal charter to travel to the Americas
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| pacifists | people who refuse to use force or fight
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| William Penn | wrote Pennsylvania's first constitution and negotiated treaties with the Native Americans
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| Act of Toleration | law that granted the right to worship freely in Maryland
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| Georgia | colony created so debtors and poor people could start over and last of the British colonies established in America
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| Sir Humphrey Gilbert | claimed Newfoundland for Queen Elizabeth
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| Pilgrims | Separatists that journey had a religious purpose
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| Great Migration | movement that drove 15,000 Puritans to Massachusetts
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| The French | maintained the friendliest relations with the Native Americans
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| Manhattan | island purchased for a small amount of beads and other goods
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| Nathaniel Bacon | known as the "greatest rebel that ever was in Virginia"
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| tenant farmers | workers who paid their French lords an annual rent
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| missionaries | sent by Spain to help keep other European powers from threatening Spain's empire in the Americas
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| Anne Hutchinson | critized for speaking out and acting against the authority of the colony's ministers
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| Narraganset and Wampanoag | Native American tribes that neighbored the Plymouth colonists
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| Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina | colonies that produced tobacco
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| House of Burgesses | Jamestown legislative assembly
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| Plymouth | Pilgrims colony
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| Thomas Hooker | founder of Hartford
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| Sir William Berkeley | Virginia governor
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| Mayflower | Pilgrim's ship
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| Squanto and Samoset | showed Pilgrims how to grow corn
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| Metacomet | also known as King Phillip
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| Fundamental Orders of Connecticut | first written constitution in America
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| Roanoke | colony that disappeared
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| John Smith | leader of Jamestown that made the colonists work to survive
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| Pocahontas | Powatan princess that helps the settlers of Jamestown
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| John Rolfe | Jamestown settler that learns how to produce tobacco as a cash crop in Virginia
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| Virginia Dare | first English child born in America
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