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1
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Who established Roanoke?

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Sir Walter Raleigh

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What was the word left behind on Roanoke Island that John White saw when he returned?

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Croatoan

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3
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What are documents that gave rights to establish settlements from King James I?

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Charters.

Early 1600s

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What is a joint-stock company?

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Investors buy stock to help set the settlement up and once profits are reached, investors get a percentage of the cost

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What was the settlement established by the Virginia Company?

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Jamestown

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Who was the first governor of the Jamestown settlement?

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Captain John Smith

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What was the time period called when the Powhatan stopped providing food for the colonists?

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“The Starving Time.” Winter of 1609-1610

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What crop saved Jamestown?

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Tobacco

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Who married the daughter of Chief Powhatan, Pocahontas?

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John Rolfe

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What was the legislative assembly of Jamestown?

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The House of Burgesses

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What was the official Church of England after the Protestant Reformation?

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Anglican Church of England in 1534

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Who were the Protestants who wanted to reform the Anglican Church?

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Puritians

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Who were the Protestants who wanted to leave and set up their own churches?

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Separatists.

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14
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Who were the separatists who came to the colonies for religious freedom?

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Pilgrams

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What was the name of the ship the Pilgrims came to America on?

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Mayflower in September 1620.

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What percentage of Pilgrims passed away after their first winter?

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About 50% of the people died in 1st winter.

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17
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Who were the two people showed the Pilgrims how to grow crops and where to hunt and fish?

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Squnato and Samoset

18
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What Native American group participated in the First Thanksgiving?

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Wampanoag (Squanto and Samoset tribe) led by William Bradford

19
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Who was the first leader of the Pilgrims and wrote the book Of Plymouth Plantation?

A

William Bradford.

20
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What was the Puritan society that was based on the Bible?

A

Mass. Bay Colony

21
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What was the first English settlement in America?

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Roanoke in 1586.

22
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Who was the Puritan that was the governor of the Mass. Bay Colony?

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John Winthrop

23
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What happened during the Salem Witch Trials?

A

Witch Trail were a series of hearings and prosections of people accused of witch craft where many were fasley accused and killed.

24
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What city and colony did Thomas Hooker establish?

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Hartford, Connecticut

25
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What was special about the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut?

A

It was the 1st written constitution in America.

26
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What was the name of the Dutch Colony in North America?

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New Netherlands

27
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What was the main settlement of the Dutch colony?

A

New Amsterdam

28
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After the British take over this Dutch colony what was its name changed to?

A

New York

29
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What was the name of the colony founded by William Penn?

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Pennsylvania

30
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What religious belief did William Penn follow that was known to be tolerant of other people’s views?

A

Quaker

31
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What is a pacifist?

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People who refuse to fight in wars or use force.

32
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Quakers were much more accepting of what two groups of people than others in the colonies at this time?

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Women and Native Americans

33
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What was the economy of the Southern Colonies driven by?

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Plantations

* large estates where crops are grown for sale, not local consumption.

34
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What were indentured servants?

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A laborer under contract to an employer in exchange for the transportation, food, and lodging.

35
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What colony was founded by George Calvert?

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Maryland

36
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What law granted Maryland residents the right to worship freely?

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Act of Toleration

37
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What is the cultural boundary between the Northern and Southern Colonies?

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The Mason-Dixon Line

38
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Who led a rebellion and was called “the greatest rebel that ever was in Virginia”?

A

Nathaniel Bacon

39
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Who was the founder of the colony of Georgia?

A

James Oglethorpe

40
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What was the main reason for the creation of Georgia?

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Set up as a buffer state for English colonies and Spanish attacks.

41
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What was the colony founded in New France?

A

Louisiana

42
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Which country had the best relations with the Native Americans at this time?

A

The French (or France)

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