Colonial America (Chapter 3)

Quakers belonged to a group called what?

This man was a Puritan from Massachusetts that was put in trial for different beliefs.

This region was known for its broad rivers, good soil, and large farms (or plantations)

What is the name of the law garnisheeing religious freedom in Maryland?

Why did King George II agree to the charter for Georgia?

Which term means ruled by the people?

By 1700, more than 1/4 of the population of Maryland were slaves.

The Native Americans taught the Pilgrims how to plant crops, trap animals, and catch fish.

Someone in charge of a colony appointed by the King was known as a?

New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware make up which colonial region?

What was the first settlement in Virginia?

What is an elected group of lawmakers called?

This colony was home of the first democracy in America.

This settlement was founded by a Catholic family.

This settlement founder, and Quaker, promised people of all faiths would be treated fairly.

Why did the colonies need a government?

Established in Massachusetts, this leadership ruled in the name of god.

This group of people sailed aboard the Mayflower looking for religious freedom.

This is a person who signed an agreement to work for a master for a period of years.

Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New Hampshire are part of what region?

This colony was known for having one of the largest slave-trading centers in the world.

This colony was referred to as the "sewer of New England" by the Puritans.

Anne Hutchinson is known for speaking out against the Massachusetts Puritans

Which is not an example of democracy

The Native Americans treated the Pilgrims poorly and stole their crops.

Which is NOT a Colonial Region?

Which is not a voting requirement

Thomas Hooker was the founder of Connecticut and wrote the following documents.

Pilgrims and Native Americans celebrated the "first harvest" with a 3-day celebration.

This person ran his colony as a money-making business.

Which colonial region was well-known for its shipbuilding abilities>

What is a Charter?

The settlements of Hartford and New Haven became the colony of?

Which was NOT a reason for establishing colonies in America?

Items raised for profit (tobacco, sugar, cotton)

How did the wealthiest families in New England make their money

This colony passed a law in 1661 making African workers slaves for life.

These people wanted to Purify the England Church.

This colony was known for its shipbuilding, long cold winters, and forest/seas resources.

Which region is well-known for large farms or plantations?

This colony fought to elect an Assembly. When they finally got one the the Duke abolished it.

This region is known for its farming economy, Quakers, and many cultures and religions.

Women, slaves, servants, and skilled tradesmen could vote in Colonial America.

The business of capturing, transporting, and selling people as slaves is known as what?

How come Oglethorpe’s idea of a perfect society was not successful?

This person could overrule colony laws because he represented the King