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the movement of plants,animals,and customs between Europe and the Americans. |
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the leader of a group of separatists |
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he was part of an expedition that explored the St. Lawrance River. |
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When he was 19 he had already served as a soldier. |
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person whose views different from those of most people in the community. |
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waterway through to connect Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. |
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permitted colonists to settle on land. |
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dutch leaders sent an English sea captain. |
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was a great English sea captain who sailed around the world and he returned to England a hero with lots of gold and captured many Spanish ships. |
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had been captured by European traders and sold into slaveryin Spain. |
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During the early 1500's ____________created many colinies in the America's. |
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In the late 1500's ________ first attempt at a colony was Roanke Is. |
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To find gold and wanted the natural resources and lumber. |
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2 basic reasons England wanted colonies in the Americas. |
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No matter what, creating a new colony was ____ and _____. |
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Established the colony of Roanake Is. in 1585. |
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No Food and moved somewhere else. |
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2 suggestions as to why Roanoke Is. failed. |
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Because the mystery of settlers disappearing around 1590, Roanoke is nicknamed ___________. |
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What the Spanish called Francis Drake. |
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In 1588, the Spanish decided to conquer the British navy and England. They took 130 ships and over ______ soldiers toward England. |
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Smaller and more powerful weapons. |
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Englands 2 chief advantages were _____ and _____. |
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In 1606 a group of merchants asked ______ for a charter to establish a colony. |
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1n 1607 3 English ships and 120 colonists sailed up river and established teh colony of _________. |
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A lead setter, ____ thought James Town was a good spot but was proven wrong. |
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John Smith's famous rule of the colony. |
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He that will not work; shall not eat. |
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Crop taken back to Europe from America. |
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In 1612 _____began to produce tobacco as a cash crop. |
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Worked the tobocco fields. |
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Pocohantas and John Rolfe |
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Peace between England and the Indians was the goal when _____ and ______. |
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What took the lives of many of teh indentured servants? |
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Disease, overworked, mistreatment. |
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Law making assembly of leaders, created to keep the settlers happy. |
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French explorer searching for the Northwest Passage, connection between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. |
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No One, it does not exist. |
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_____found the NW Passage, because _________. |
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2 French settlements in Canada on the St. Lawrence River. |
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Dutch colonies in N. America. |
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In 1624, teh Dutch set up _____ to control the trade of the Hudson River. |
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New Amsterdam was huge with over ___ languages spoken. |
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Gain wealth, spread religion, to explore and live on land of their own. |
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Reason the Pilgrims left England. |
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The Pilgrmis called themselves? |
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Pilgrims were lead by him. |
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Piligrams set out for Virginia the year ____. |
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Indian who learned to speak English. |
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In 1630, the Puritans arrived searching for ________. |
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