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What was the House of Burgesses?

The first government formed in Virginia

What was Bacon’s rebellion?

When poor farmers protested their lack of protection and burned down Jamestown

What is an Export?

Eleanor M. Savko 9/22/2018 A good or product that you make or grow that is ten shipped out of your country

What was a puritan?

A religious group that left England and founded the New England Colonies

Who was John Smith?

Saved Jamestown

What is democracy?

A government where the people get to vote and decide on laws

What were the large tobacco farms called?

Plantations

What was and indentured servant?

A person who agreed to work for seven years in exchange for free land

What Quaker established Pennsylvania? Eleanor M. Savko 9/22/2018 What Quaker established Pennsylvania?

William Penn

What is a duty?

A tax on imported goods

Why were the New England Colonies successful?

The puritans believed in hard work

How did William Penn get all of his land?

The King of England owed him a large sum of money

Why were the Middle colonies so successful?

They made laws to allow for religious freedom and free speech They made laws to allow for religious freedom and free speech. They were focused on trading with the native Americans rather than fighting them

How did the Puritan feel about the Native Americans How did the Puritan feel about the Native Americans? Even though they had saved them

They thought they were “Lazy Savages”

What was the first southern colony founded by rich Englishmen?

Jamestown

What colony had 100 people simply vanish?

Roanoke

What was the area that was founded by William Penn called?

Pennsylvania

What Trading post was founded by Champlain

Quebec

What town was founded by Dutch Trtaders

New Amsterdam

How did farming tobacco lead to slavery

Tobacco is labor intensive Requires many many workers Free workers meant more profit

What caused Bacon’s Rebellion?

Even though their taxes paid for these soldiers Poor farmers got bad land with little or no protection from soldiers in Jamestown Even though their taxes paid for these soldiers

Why was being an indentured servant not a good deal?

Treated worse than slaves Most died before 7 years Given the worst land far from Jamestown

What are some of the freedoms that began in the middle colonies?

Freedom of religion Freedom of Speech Right to a trial by jury

Why did Jamestown do so poorly at first?

Thought the Indians would feed them Thought they would find gold right away Landed in hostile territory Rich men were too lazy to work Drank salty water Land in the middle of a drought Had no idea how to survive in the new world

What are some of the differences between the New England, Middle and Southern colonies?

Grew different crops Founded by different types of people Founded for different reasons Southern colonies based on Tobacco founded by rich Englishmen Middle Colonies founded by traders- Fostered tolerance and an ability to get along New England Colonies founded by Puritans – Lived hard working simple lives Not tolerant of other religions or other people

EARLY COLONIES BY R. Nadeau & N. Burns