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New England was Settled by this group, who left for this reason

Who were the Puritans and Religious Persecution

Name the New England Colonies

MA, NH, CT, RI,

An agreement to do what was in the whole community’s best interest made by all wealthy white men

What was the Mayflower Compact

A group of people Who all agree to Live and work under The same set of laws

What was a Covenant Community

The main sources of Economic income for the New England Area

What are Trading, Fishing, Ship building, and Shipping

Religious Group that Settled in PA

Who were the Quakers?

Name the Middle Colonies

What are NY, PA, DE, and NJ

The Religious Group that settled in Maryland

Who were the Catholics?

This word describes interactions between religious groups the Middle Colonies

What is Tolerance?

Name the major economic sources in the Middle Colonies

What are small to mid-scale farming and trading in Philadelphia

This ethnic group settled most of the South

Who are the English?

Name the Southern Colonies

What are VA, NC, SC, GA, and MD

This Company gained a charter from James I to settle in the New World

What was the Virginia Company?

Name the group of rich people received large land grants in the Southern Colonies

Who were the Cavaliers?

Name the 4 main cash crops of the South

What were indigo, Rice, cotton, And tobacco

This man sailed the ocean blue in 1492

Who was Columbus

This man was the first to circle the globe

Who was Magellan?

Name three things that Explorers introduced to the new world

Wheat, sugar, horses, pigs, goats, sheep, chickens, measles, typhus, small pox, guns, religion

Name three things that moved from the New World to the Old World

Maize (corn), peanuts, potatoes pineapple, tomatoes, chile peppers, cocoa, syphilis, pumpkins

The Main reason Europeans were able to conquer Native Americans so Easily

What is disease?

The Colony Founded in Virginia in 1607

What is Jamestown?

A belief that if you didn’t work hard God would punish you

What was the protestant work ethic?

If a settler didn’t seek religious freedom when he came to America, he was most often looking for this

What is economic success?

A group of people who invest money in a certain venture (in this case a colony)

What is a joint-stock company

The first slaves arrived here in 1619

What is Jamestown, VA