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3. This man was about the only person in the early days of Jamestown who the natives would deal with. He also came up with the idea that if the men did not work, they would not eat

4. John Smith

5. The King of England during both the Jamestown and Plymouth colonies’ early days.

6. King James I

7. The names of the 2 natives who were very helpful to the settlers at Plymouth

8. Samoset and Squanto

9. This person established the colony of Pennsylvania
This person established the colony of Pennsylvania. He was a Quaker, and he made this colony a place where not only Quakers could have religious freedom, but all people.

10. William Penn

11. These two people left Massachusetts for the same reason; they both disagreed with the strict Puritan religious rules. They helped establish the colony of Rhode Island.

12. Roger Williams
And
Ann Hutchinson

13. This Native American girl was very helpful to the colonists at Jamestown

14. Pocahontas

15. The Native American tribe that lived in the region where the Jamestown settlement was built.

16. Powhatan

17. The name of the Native American tribe that was very helpful to the colonists at Plymouth

18. Wampanoag

19. This man is the most famous of Connecticut settlers
This man is the most famous of Connecticut settlers. He left Massachusetts because he disagreed with the strict Puritan rules there. He believed that a colony’s government should be based on the will of its people, not its leaders.

20. Thomas Hooker

21. The colony of Maryland was founded by this wealthy family who not only wanted to make money in the colonies but to also have a safe place, or refuge, for Catholics.

22. The Calvert family

23. The year the Jamestown colony was established

24. 1607

25. The year the Plymouth colony was established

26. 1620

27. This group of men was one of the reasons that getting the Jamestown settlement was so difficult. These men were from wealthy backgrounds, and they never had to work; in fact, they did not even know how to work. They just wanted to spend time looking for gold and other riches along the shore.

28. gentlemen

29. This important document was signed by 41 male passengers of the Mayflower on November 21, By signing this, the men agreed to make and follow certain laws in their new colony. This document is important to history because it was a written framework for a government, otherwise known as a constititution.

30. The Mayflower
Compact

31. Where did the Separatists move after it became too difficult to worship the way they wanted to in England?

32. Holland

33. Cause: The Speedwell was not seaworthy, so many of its passengers crowded onto the Mayflower.
Effect________________

34. Effect: The Mayflower was overcrowded and its passengers had very little room.

35. Effect: Many of the men in the Jamestown settlement became very sick
Cause___________
Effect: Many of the men in the Jamestown settlement became very sick

36. Cause: The men drank brackish water.

37. Cause: King James I required all English citizens to worship in the Church of England.

38. Effect: The Separatists worshipped in secret and eventually moved to Holland to have religious freedom. Later, they moved to the New World for the same reason.

39. Cause:________________
Effect: The settlers learned how to find and catch fish and hunt game. They also learned to plant crops that would grow in Massachusetts, and they learned which berries and fruits were good to eat.

40. Cause: The Wampanoag natives helped the Plymouth settler learn how to survive in the Massachusetts colony.

41. Cause: In the early 1600s, settlers that lived in Massachusetts had to follow the strict religious rules of the Puritan church.

42. Effect: If residents did not follow the strict
Puritan laws, they either left on their own or they
were forced to leave.

43. Only men and boys traveled on three ships on this voyage.

44. Jamestown

45. Because they wanted to protect themselves from Spanish attacks, this settlement was chosen because it was surrounded by water on three sides.

46. Jamestown

47. Many of the settlers here were seeking religious freedom because they were not allowed to worship as they pleased in England

48. Plymouth

49. One of the mistakes of these colonists was that some of the men spent time looking for riches like gold and silver instead of hunting and fishing.

50. Jamestown

51. Of the two colonies, this one had the most favorable relationship with the Native Americans living there.

52. Plymouth