13 colonies quest

Question 1

Dread

Answer 1

anticipate with great apprehension or fear

Question 2

Sovereign

Answer 2

a supreme ruler, especially a monarch

Question 3

Grace

Answer 3

simple elegance or refinement of movement/courteous goodwill

Question 4

Undertaken

Answer 4

commit oneself to and begin; take on

Question 5

Solemnly

Answer 5

in a formal and dignified manner

Question 6

Mutually

Answer 6

with similar / mutual action; in a mutual relationship

Question 7

Covenant

Answer 7

an agreement - mutual between people and god
think a golden thread/tie or harry potter scene with snape, bella, and narcissa

Question 8

Civil Body Politic

Answer 8

a temporary government

Question 9

Furtherance

Answer 9

the advancement of a plan or interest

Question 10

Aforesaid

Answer 10

denote a thing or person previously mentioned

Question 11

By virtue (of)

Answer 11

because or as a result of…

Question 12

hereof

Answer 12

of this document

Question 13

Ordinances

Answer 13

a piece of legislation enacted by a municipal authority.

Question 14

Submission

Answer 14

the action of accepting/yielding to a superior force or to the will of another person

Question 15

Whereof

Answer 15

of what or which

Question 16

Subscribed

Answer 16

arrange to receive something regularly

Question 17

Reign

Answer 17

hold royal office; rule as king or queen

Question 18

Self-government

Answer 18

government of a country by its own people, especially after having been in a colony.

Question 19

Anno Domini

Answer 19

“in the year of the lord” - full form of [year number] A.D.

Question 20

Why did only 41 out of 102 passengers sign The Mayflower Compact?

Answer 20

Only white christian men were allowed to sign - there were only 41 men

Question 21

Compact

Answer 21

a signed written agreement that binds you to do what you’ve promised - The Mayflower Compact

Question 22

Subject

Answer 22

a person who is under the power or sovereignty of another or others

Question 23

a moral or legal entitlement to have or obtain something or to act in a certain way.

Answer 23

rights

Question 24

King James I

Answer 24

The ruler of England - he allowed people in England (pilgrims, puritans, quakers, etc.) to go on a voyage from England to “The New World” (America).

Question 25

The starting point in the journey to the colonies

Answer 25

England

Question 26

Cape Cod

Answer 26

Home of Plymouth Rock - One of the first places the puritans settled in

Question 27

Pilgrim

Answer 27

a person who journeys to a sacred place for religious reasons