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Plymouth New England
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year Jamestown was founded
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1607
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Said, He who doesnt work doesnt eat
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John Smith
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What were the 3 Gs of European Exploration?
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Gold, Glory, God
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Winter of 1609-1610 when colony ran out of food
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Starving time
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Governor who arrived in 1610 with new colonists
and supplies
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Lord De la Warr
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Cash crop introduced by John Rolfe in 1612
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Tobacco
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Saved John Smiths life and married John Rolfe
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Pocahontas
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Year African slaves first arrived in Jamestown
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1619
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Funded the Jamestown colony
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Virginia Company
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First elected legislature in the colonies
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House of Burgesses
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Religious separatist group that founded Plymouth
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Pilgrims
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Colony where Plymouth was founded
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Massachusetts
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Native Americans who helped Pilgrims
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Squanto and Samoset
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Document to establish a civil body politick in
Plymouth
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Mayflower Compact
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Colony established by Thomas Hooker for separate
church and state
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Connecticut
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Three-day feast celebrated between Pilgrims and
Natives
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Thanksgiving
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First constitution written for a colony in America
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Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
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Group that wanted to purify the Anglican church
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Puritans
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Movement of thousands of Puritans to America
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Great Migration
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Major products of the New England colonies
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fishing and shipbuilding
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Nickname for the Middle Colonies
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Breadbasket
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Large farm with slave labor producing cash crops
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plantation
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Colony founded for Quakers
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Pennsylvania
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Started as a Dutch colony, taken over by English
in 1664
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New York
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Tobacco, indigo, and rice were products of this
region
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Southern Colonies
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Last colony founded refuge for debtors
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Georgia
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Region with diversity and religious tolerance
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Middle Colonies
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Why did Southern Colonies have few cities?
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Plantations were more self-sufficient
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Colony founded by Lord Baltimore for Catholics
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Maryland
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State church of the Southern colonies
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Anglican (Church of England)
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Sold their labor to pay debts
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Indentured servants
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Funded colonies by selling stock to investors
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Joint-stock company
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Contract to establish a colony
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charter
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Signed in 1215 by King John to limit powers of
the monarch
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Magna Carta
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crop raised to sell for profit
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cash crop
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1689 document that increased powers of Parliament
and the people
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English Bill of Rights
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crop used to make dark blue dye
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indigo
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Land claimed by a foreign country outside its own
borders
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colony
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English philosopher who believed in natural rights
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John Locke
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Rights that cannot be taken away life,
liberty etc.
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Unalienable rights
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French noble who supported three branches of
government
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Charles de Montesquieu
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Which articles of the Constitution are influenced
by Montesquieu?
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Articles I, II, and III
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British legal scholar whose books influenced U.S.
law
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William Blackstone
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What is this pattern known as?
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Triangular Trade
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Name three major cash crops produced by colonial
Southern plantations
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Tobacco Rice Indigo Sugar cane
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