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Roanoke Island was established as an economic venture. It is also known as what? |
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What was the first permanent English settlement in North America? |
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What colony was settled by separatists from the Church of England who wanted to avoid religious persecution? |
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Which colonies had hilly terrain, rocky soil, and a jagged coastline? |
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What colony was settled by Puritans to avoid religious persecution? |
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Which colonies economy was built on fishing, shipbuilding, industry, and naval supplies? |
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What colony was settled by Quackers who wanted to have freedom to practice their faith without interference? |
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In which colonies was the church the center of day to day life? |
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What colony was settled by people who had been in debtor's prisons in England? |
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In which colonies would you find religious reformers and separatists? |
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In which colonies would you find skilled craftsmen & shopkeepers? |
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Which colonies had a moderate climate all year round? |
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Which colonies had town meetings? |
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Which colonies' economy was built on livestock, grain, and trading? |
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Which colonies had moderate summers & cold winters? |
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Which colonies had unskilled & skilled workers as well as fishermen? |
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Which colonies were located in coastal lowlands, had harbors & bays, and rich farmland? |
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Which colonies had very diverse lifestyles & religions? |
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In which colonies would you find market towns? |
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Which colonies relied heavily on slavery? |
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In which colonies would you find the Atlantic Coastal Plain, Piedmont, good harbors & rivers? |
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Which colonies had few cities and few schools? |
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In which colonies would you find large plantations? |
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Which colonies had plantations & mansions? |
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Which colonies relied on cash crops, wood products & small farms? |
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Which colonies had indentured servants? |
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Which colonies held to the religious beliefs of the Church of England? |
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Who worked on the land according to the region & relied on family members for labor? |
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Which colonies were divided into countries? |
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Who worked as craftsmen in towns & on plantations? |
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Who lived mostly in the South and relied on indentured servants or slaves for labor? |
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Who worked as caretakers, house workers, & homemakers and could not vote? |
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During colonial times, who had a rich social culture? |
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Besides slaves, which group of people had few chances for an education during colonial times? |
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What colonial group did not have money for passage to the colonies & agreed to work without pay for the person who paid for their passage? |
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Who imposed strict control over trade in the colonies? |
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What colonial group was captured in their native home of Africa? |
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After the French and Indian War what did England do to pay for the war? |
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England taxed the 13 colonies |
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What colonial group was owned as property for life? |
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What did the colonies trade England for? (what for what) |
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The colonies traded raw materials for manufactured goods. |
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What happened to children of slaves? |
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They were born into slavery. |
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Who appointed the colonial governors? |
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Who made laws for each colony but were monitored by colonial governors? |
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What laws did the colonist have to obey? (Colonial governors enforced these laws) |
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