1. 30 pt5 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt Jamestown Plymouth & New England Middle & Southern Terms and Names 35 pt10 pt 15 pt40 pt 45 pt 20 pt 50 pt25 pt 30 pt 10 pt35 pt 40 pt 45 pt 50 pt 30 pt 35 pt 40 pt 45 pt 50 pt 30 pt 35 pt 40 pt 45 pt 50 pt Grab Bag 5 pt

2. year Jamestown was founded

3. 1607

4. Said, “He who doesn’t work doesn’t eat”

5. John Smith

6. What were the 3 G’s of European Exploration?

7. Gold, Glory, & God

8. Winter of 1609- 1610 when colony ran out of food

9. “Starving time”

10. Governor who arrived in 1610 with new colonists and supplies

11. Lord De la Warr

12. Cash crop introduced by John Rolfe in 1612

13. Tobacco

14. Saved John Smith’s life and married John Rolfe

15. Pocahontas

16. Year African slaves first arrived in Jamestown

17. 1619

18. Funded the Jamestown colony

19. Virginia Company

20. First elected legislature in the colonies

21. House of Burgesses

22. Religious separatist group that founded Plymouth

23. Pilgrims

24. Colony where Plymouth was founded

25. Massachusetts

26. Native Americans who helped Pilgrims

27. Squanto and Samoset

28. Document to establish a “civil body politick” in Plymouth

29. Mayflower Compact

30. Colony established by Thomas Hooker for separate church and state

31. Connecticut

32. Three-day feast celebrated between Pilgrims and Natives

33. Thanksgiving

34. First constitution written for a colony in America

35. Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

36. Group that wanted to “purify” the Anglican church

37. Puritans

38. Movement of thousands of Puritans to America

39. Great Migration

40. Major products of the New England colonies

41. fishing and shipbuilding

42. Nickname for the Middle Colonies

43. “Breadbasket”

44. Large farm with slave labor producing cash crops

45. plantation

46. Colony founded for Quakers

47. Pennsylvania

48. Started as a Dutch colony, taken over by English in 1664

49. New York

50. Tobacco, indigo, and rice were products of this region

51. Southern Colonies

52. Last colony founded – refuge for debtors

53. Georgia

54. Region with diversity and religious tolerance

55. Middle Colonies

56. Why did Southern Colonies have few cities?

57. Plantations were more self-sufficient

58. Colony founded by Lord Baltimore for Catholics

59. Maryland

60. State church of the Southern colonies

61. Anglican (Church of England)

62. Sold their labor to pay debts

63. Indentured servants

64. Funded colonies by selling stock to investors

65. Joint-stock company

66. Contract to establish a colony

67. charter

68. Signed in 1215 by King John to limit powers of the monarch

69. Magna Carta

70. crop raised to sell for profit

71. cash crop

72. 1689 document that increased powers of Parliament and the people

73. English Bill of Rights

74. crop used to make dark blue dye

75. indigo

76. Land claimed by a foreign country outside its own borders

77. colony

78. English philosopher who believed in natural rights

79. John Locke

80. Rights that cannot be taken away – “life, liberty…” etc.

81. Unalienable rights

82. French noble who supported three branches of government

83. Charles de Montesquieu

84. Which articles of the Constitution are influenced by Montesquieu?

85. Articles I, II, and III

86. British legal scholar whose books influenced U.S. law

87. William Blackstone

88. What is this pattern known as?

89. Triangular Trade

90. Name three major cash crops produced by colonial Southern plantations

91. Tobacco Rice Indigo Sugar cane