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Who was the leader of Jamestown? |
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When and where was Jamestown founded? |
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What were the early problems in Jamestown? |
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Mosquitos, Malaria, Sickness from river water, hot summers, cold winters, time wasted by looking for gold that wasn't there. |
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How many times was Roanoke established? |
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After John Smith returned to Roanoke, what happened? |
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He found no trace of Roanoke, it was gone. Nobody knows what happened to it. |
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What is an Indentured Servant? |
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A person who sold their labor to someone. That someone, in return, paid the servant's passage to Jamestown. |
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What is a Plantation System? |
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Division of the land into smaller parts under private ownership. |
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What is subsistence farming? |
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Growing only enough food for yourself |
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The people on the Mayflower who landed at Plymouth and started Thanksgiving |
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The people that wanted to purify the practices of the Church of England |
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The people that welcomed other religions and ethnic groups |
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Which one of the Great Lakes touches the colonies? |
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What was the colonial era? |
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The period of time in which the 13 colonies were established |
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What was the Mayflower Compact? |
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An agreement signed by the men of the Mayflower vowing to follow laws agreed upon for the good of the colony |
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What happened in Plymouth, Massachusetts? |
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The Mayflower landed with the pilgrims and Thanksgiving was started |
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Where are the 13 colonies? |
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The coast of the Atlantic Ocean |
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Name the three geographic regions. |
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New England Colonies, Middle Colonies, Southern Colonies |
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What were the POLITICAL motives for settlement of English colonies? |
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Wealth & land for England and settlers wanted political freedom. |
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What were the ECONOMICAL motives for settlement of English colonies? |
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Free land, new opportunity and manufacturers wanted raw materials |
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What were the RELIGIOUS motives for settlement of English colonies? |
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Settlers wanted religious freedom |
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What were the SOCIAL motives for settlement of English colonies? |
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Settlers wanted to break away from England's 'class system', in America hard work had equal opportunities for success; land ownership; power. |
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What was the growing season like for the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies? |
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What did Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson do? |
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Roger- founded Rhode Island which had religious freedom Anne- led discussions at home which challenged church authority and was forced to leave Mass. and fled to RI |
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What did William Penn do? |
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Was gifted Pennsylvania, which he used to create a colony where Quakers could live according to their Quaker beliefs |
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What did James Oglethorpe do? |
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Founded Georgia as a refuge for debtors |
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What did the Duke of York do? |
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Drove the Dutch out of 'New Netherland' which made it New York. That made him the owner of the colony New York |
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Why were the New England colonies settled? |
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The pilgrims and puritans were seeking religious refuge |
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Why were the Middle colonies settled? |
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Penn.- religious tolerance NY, NJ, Delaware- Political reasons |
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Why were the Southern colonies settled? |
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VA, NC, SC- Investments made in trade Georgia- refuge for debtors from England |
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The New England colonies were... |
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Mass. Rhode Island Conn. New Hampshire |
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The Middle colonies were... |
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The Southern colonies were... |
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Which group of colonies were big on farming? |
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Where waterfalls prevent large boats from moving farther upriver |
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