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Chapter 5: The Struggle to Found Colonies
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English Settlers The 13 Colonies Religion Rules Early Settlements Pilgrims
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He named his colony after his father. It translates to 'Penn's Woods.'
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He named his colony after his father. It translates to 'Penn's Woods.'
William Penn
Who led the settlement on Roanoke Island?
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Who led the settlement on Roanoke Island?
John White
Who was the leader for the Seperatists (Pilgrims)?
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Who was the leader for the Seperatists (Pilgrims)?
William Bradford
He was a Puritan lawyer who colonized the 'city on the hill,' which we know as Boston
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He was a Puritan lawyer who colonized the 'city on the hill,' which we know as Boston
John Winthrop
He founded the only colony which allowed for complete religious freedom
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He founded the only colony which allowed for complete religious freedom
Roger Williams
This was the first English colony. It was established in 1630 by Wulliam Bradford and John Winthrop.
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This was the first English colony. It was established in 1630 by Wulliam Bradford and John Winthrop.
Massachusetts Bay
This colony was taken from the Dutch and renamed in honor of the King's Brother.
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This colony was taken from the Dutch and renamed in honor of the King's Brother.
New York
John Oglethorpe had the idea to relocate England's debtors to this new colony.
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John Oglethorpe had the idea to relocate England's debtors to this new colony.
Georgia
This colony's largest city's name translates to 'city of brotherly love,' in honor of the respect between settlers and Natives.
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This colony's largest city's name translates to 'city of brotherly love,' in honor of the respect between settlers and Natives.
Pennsylvania
This colony was established by Lord Baltimore. Today one of the state's largest cities is named in honor of it's earliest leader.
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This colony was established by Lord Baltimore. Today one of the state's largest cities is named in honor of it's earliest leader.
Maryland
What was the Pilgrim's reason for fleeing to North America?
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What was the Pilgrim's reason for fleeing to North America?
They were looking for religious freedom.
A dessenter, Roger Williams established this colony after being forced to leave Massachusetts for differing religious beliefs.
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A dessenter, Roger Williams established this colony after being forced to leave Massachusetts for differing religious beliefs.
Rhode Island
This religious group founded Boston.
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This religious group founded Boston.
The Puritans
This name was given to the Pilgrims because they wanted to seperate from the Church of England.
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This name was given to the Pilgrims because they wanted to seperate from the Church of England.
Seperatists
What made one colony different from another?
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What made one colony different from another?
Religious beliefs
What was the first English colony?
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What was the first English colony?
Roanoke Island ('The Lost Colony')
Why did early English settlers come to North America?
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Why did early English settlers come to North America?
They were looking for gold and other natural resources
Other than Spain not wanting England to colonize North America, what else angered them and caused war?
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Other than Spain not wanting England to colonize North America, what else angered them and caused war?
The English raided Spanish ships for gold and silver
How did Jamestown settlers avoid starvation?
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How did Jamestown settlers avoid starvation?
They farmed the land and dug wells for fresh water
Which form of government did Jamestown establish? A president, a dictator, or self-government?
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Which form of government did Jamestown establish? A president, a dictator, or self-government?
Self-government
How did the Pilgrims end up in Plymouth?
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How did the Pilgrims end up in Plymouth?
Their ship was blown off course
Which Native tribe helped the Pilgrims survive thier first winter?
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Which Native tribe helped the Pilgrims survive thier first winter?
The Wampanoags
This was a 3 day celebration to thank the Wampanoags for thier help during the first winter in Plymouth
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This was a 3 day celebration to thank the Wampanoags for thier help during the first winter in Plymouth
The First Thanksgiving
This Native American acted as an interpreter between the Pilgrims and the Wampanoags
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This Native American acted as an interpreter between the Pilgrims and the Wampanoags
Samoset
The men on the Mayflower all sign this agreement which became thier plan of government.
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The men on the Mayflower all sign this agreement which became thier plan of government.
Mayflower Compact
How were the Pilgrims and the Puritans similar (4 possible answers)?
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How were the Pilgrims and the Puritans similar (4 possible answers)?
They both were persecuted for religious reasons in England, wanted to change the Church of England, sailed to North America, and started thier own colony.




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