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People who wanted to separate from the Church |
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Who were the Separatists? |
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Group of settlers who believed that people had a direct light or link to God. They lived in Pennsylvania |
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Making goods by hand or machine |
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New crop grown in Jamestown |
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Official paper giving permission for settlement in a certain area |
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Colony under the control of the king |
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When the king gives land in America to a wealthy friend. Friend stays in England and gets someone to run the colony. |
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What is a proprietary colony? |
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Group of people who form a company to make a colony |
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A religious group that took a trip or journey |
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Another name for the Separatists |
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Group of people who wanted to purify the church |
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What does it mean to purify? |
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What was the church started by King HenryVIII |
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Say no, refuse to approve |
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Group of people who wanted to separate from the Church |
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Settlement in another country still connected to the home country |
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Idea that people in colonies should be free to choose their religion |
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New York
New Jersey
Delaware |
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Name 2 colonies settled by the Dutch |
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire |
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Name 2 colonies started by people who left Massachusetts Bay Colony |
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Founded by William Penn so his Quakers could have religious freedom |
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A colony where criminals and debtors were sent |
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First colony formed in America |
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Massachusetts Bay
Virginia |
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Name 2 colonies founded by a company |
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Colony founded by George Calvert as a refuge for Catholics |
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Last colony of the 13 founded |
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Colony founded by the Puritans |
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How many boats sailed to Jamestown? |
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Discovery
Godspeed
Susan Constant |
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Name at least 2 boats that sailed to Jamestown |
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Who was the leader of Jamestown? |
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What was the name of the Pilgrims' boat? |
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What was the first permanent English settlement in America? |
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Become wealthy or successful |
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What does it mean to prosper? |
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People who wanted to separate from the church |
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Who were the Separatists? |
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People who wanted to purify or clean the church |
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Say no, refuse to approve |
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What does it mean to veto? |
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First representative government in North America |
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What was the House of Burgesses? |
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Agreement made by the Pilgrims to set up a government and obey its laws |
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What was the Mayflower Compact? |
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The idea that people should be free to choose their religion |
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What did the Puritans read? |
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John Winthrop was the leader of this group |
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What religious group settled in Pennsylvania? |
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In what colony is Jamestown? |
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They were lazy and did not want to work.
They only wanted to look for gold.
No one knew how to farm. |
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What are 2 internal (inside) problems settlers in Jamestown faced? |
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The land was swampy.
The swampy attracted mosquitoes which carried diseases like malaria.
Drinking water was bad.
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What are 2 external (outside) problems the settlers in Jamestown faced? |
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If you don't work, then you don't eat. |
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What was John Smith's rule? |
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Public schools so that everyone could read the Bible. |
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What type of schools did Puritans start? Why? |
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What college did the Puritans start? |
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They all disagreed with the Puritans and left Massachusetts |
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What do Roger Williams, Anne Hutchinson and Thomas Hooker have in common? |
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They both had total religious freedom |
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What do Rhode Island and Pennsylvania have in common? |
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It was the first time colonists/people said that they had the right to make their own government or the right to make their own laws. |
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Why was the Mayflower Compact important? |
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What city did the Pilgrims build? |
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They were heading to Virginia.
They landed in Massachusetts.
A storm blew them off course |
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What colony were the Pilgrims trying to reach?
Where did the Pilgrims land? Why? |
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Georgia because they was no jail and no one there to make sure the people work off their debt |
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What colony was started as a place for debtors?
Why didn't it work? |
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To make money
To have a place to work off their debt
Religious freedom
They were forced out by the Puritans |
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What are 3 reasons people started to make colonies? |
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They believed that they could talk to god directly - with no priests, ministers. |
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Why did the Separatists want to remove themselves from the Church? |
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This man started Georgia as a place for debtors to work off their debt |
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Starving Time happened where? |
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This country started the 13 colonies |
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True or False
The boats of the Spanish Armada were smaller and easier to move than the English |
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True or False - Squanto was an Indian who helped the settlers at Plymouth |
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True or False Most of the colonies had some form of a representative assembly |
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True or False - The Puritans came to America to gain wealth |
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Anne Hutchinson and John Wheelright were welcomed in Massachusetts |
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The Powhatan Indians were always friendly to the colonists at Jamestown |
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True or False - In the beginning, Jamestown settlers lived with their families. |
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True or False - King Henry VIII made the Church of England a single national church |
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True or False - Queen Elizabeth I approved of English raiding Spain |
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True or False - Because Georgia's founders wanted its settlers to work off their debt, they originally banned slavery. |
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