Period 2 (1607-1754) Names Flashcards

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Sir Walter Raleigh

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Leader of the failed Roanoke colony in 1587.

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Captain John Smith

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Leader and founder of Jamestown. Led them to success for 5 years.

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Powhatan

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Native American Tribe that lived in the Jamestown area. Had a somewhat peaceful agreement with colonists in order to trade.

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James Ogelthorpe

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Leader of the first attempt to colonize present-day Georgia. Failed to succeed.

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Pocahontas

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Native American woman who was the daughter of the chief of the Powhatan. Married John Rolfe and moved to England where she became famous for being a Native American. Supposedly saved John Smith’s life.

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Henry Hudson

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Founded and claimed New York for the Dutch in 1609 before it was “bought” by the British.

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Peter Stuyvesant

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Leader of the Dutch colony in modern New York before British “bought” it. Pretty much handed land to British to avoid conflict.

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Lord John Berkeley

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Leader of New Jersey along with Sir George Carteret. Was given the land in 1664 by King James.

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Sir George Carteret

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Leader of New Jersey along with Lord John Berkeley. Was given the land in 1664 by King James.

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William Penn

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Quaker who was given a charter by King Charles II to found Pennsylvania in 1643.

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Lord Baltimore

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Founded Maryland in 1632 to act as a Catholic haven.

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Roger Williams

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Puritan dissenter who founded Rhode Island in 1635. Believed an individual’s conscience was beyond the control of any civic or church authority.

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Anne Hutchinson

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Puritan dissenter who started a colony in Rhode Island. Believed in Antinomianism. (That only faith was needed for salvation)

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John Winthrop

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Founder and leader of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630. Puritan minister and he delivered the famous “City on a Hill” speech.

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Sir Edmond Andros

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Head of the short-lived Dominion of England. Disliked by colonists because of his affiliation with the Church of England.

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Thomas Hooker

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Founder of Connecticut in 1636.

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Captain John Mason

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Founder of New Hampshire in 1679.

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Metacom

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Native American who led a group of tribes in a rebellion over a lack of respect for Native Americans. Known by colonists as King Philip.

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Nathaniel Bacon

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Led Bacon’s Rebellion in Jamestown in 1676 due to clashes over land with Native Americans.

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Anthony Johnson

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A black man who bought his way out of slavery, and then bought black slaves to work on his farm. He is used as an example of how slavery was not initially racially based.

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Jacob Leisler

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Led Leisler’s Rebellion in New York.