VUS 2-3: Colonial Era

Which colony was founded by a dissenter from Puritan Massachusetts?

Why did slavery eventually spread in the colonies?

What goes in the top circle?

Which country established a better relationship with American Indians due to the fur trade?

What was the name of the powerful tribe that dominated most of VA?

In which colony did Puritans establish a covenant community under the Mayflower compact?

Which colony is Jamestown located in?

In which colonial region(s) was "economic opportunity" a motivation for coming?

What factor was significant to the cavaliers in the early colonization of Eastern Virginia?

Slavery did not become permanent in New England because...

Which group found a haven in Pennsylvania and were tolerant of other religions?

What did the House of Burgesses do after Elizabeth Key and other slaves were granted their freedom?

What was the purpose of the Puritans' Mayflower Compact?

In which of the follow colonies would there be trade (formerly dutch)?

Which colony would have grown rice and indigo?

Which religious group believed they were going to build a model "city on a hill" in the Americas for the world to see?

What is the consequence of Bacon's rebellion?

By 1700 what type of labor were planters using?

Northerners resisted mercantilism more than Southerners because it restricted their trade with other nations

Representative Gov't was first established in

Which of the following can be considered a defining characteristic of the Middle Colonies:

Which of these statements is true and representative of all regions of the colonies?

I challenged the Puritan authorities as a dissenter and was kicked out of Massachusetts

Puritans had high literacy rates to ensure that their townspeople could:

Dutch and English were spoken in this colony- it became a large trading hub in the colonies