Unit 2: Colonization

Took over Jamestown as the leader and his famous quote is "He who does not work, shall not eat."

Woman persecuted for questioning the doctrine of predestination.

Member of a group from England who wanted to "purify" the Church of England.

A colony where one owner makes money for themselves

This monarch granted a charter to the Virginia Company, which led to the first successful British colony in N. America

First successful British colony in North America

What made Jamestown profitable and successful?

Pastor who founded the first Baptist church in North America in Rhode Island with Ann Hutchinson.

Famous American Enlightenment leader, known for his aphorisms

Anglican minister, chief father of Great Wakening, "Sinners of angry God"

Southern colonies were known for a variety of cash crops like indigo.

Married John Rolfe, paraded around Europe as a symbol of Christianization of Natives.

1st written constitution, expanded the idea of representative government and limited government.

Established Trial by Jury/Evidence

The Great Awakening was a change in the way people viewed government and known as the "Age of Reason."

Agreement made aboard a ship, called for laws for the good of the colony and created the idea of "self-government"

Created in 1619 in Jamestown and created the first representative assembly in the colonies.

A revolt against powerful colonial authority in Jamestown by Nathaniel Bacon

Which colony was the first attempt to settle by Great Britain?

Which colonial region is known as the breadbasket?

Established Freedom of Press

Religious freedom-Separation of Church and State

If the government violates the social contract, the people can back out! Revolution!

People are Selfish and Evil! Need a King!

Movement of Puritans from England to North America

Which colony had thin and stony soil, long winters

Developed a high grade tobacco and made Jamestown wealthy! Married Pocahontas!

People are born with natural rights and the government should lock up those rights.

A person setting out on a religious journey

Colony of Virginia named after her, encouraged exploration in North America after the wars with Spain ended.

The act of people fleeing from England in search of religious freedom was known as the Great Migration.

After the Pequot War and years of cease fire, the killing of Sassoman led to the this war.

A person who sold his or her labor in exchange for a passage to America.

Government needs to be separated and balanced so it can't take away natural rights.

Colonization in Plymouth was easy! They had all they needed!!!

Business in which investors pool their wealth in order to make a profit

Artists who went to Roanoke and left his family, only to return and find them missing.

The Mayflower Compact established a civil body politic in Plymouth, MA

Woman who was banished by the Puritans, and helped form Rhode Island