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| What colony is known as the lost colony? |
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| Why did the Virginia Company want to build a colony in North America? |
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| What was the first permanent colony in North America? |
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| Who suffered through the starving time? |
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| Who rode on the Mayflower? |
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| The Plymouth Colony Pilgrims |
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| What was the agreement signed by the Pilgrims stating they all must work for the good of the colony? |
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| Who escaped to the new world to find religious freedom? (2 groups) |
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| What was in the center of every Puritan village? |
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| What colonies were known as the breadbasket colonies? |
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New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania |
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| Who did the King of England grant a charter to making him proprietor of Pennsylvania? |
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| What was New Amsterdam renamed after it was captured by England? |
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| William Penn and his Quakers were? |
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| What colonies were part of the Southern Colonies? |
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Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia |
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| What cash crop caused the growth of Virginia? |
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| Where was the House of Burgesses, the first assembly to set laws, located? |
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| Instead of money what was used in the plantation ecomony? |
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| What were the three different types of people that worked together to make plantations successful? |
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Plantation Owners
Slaves
Indentured Servants |
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| The Carolina's grew rice and indigo on large farms called? |
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| What was the shipping route that included Britian, the British colonies, and Africa called? |
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| In addition to goods, what else did traders carry along the trade routes? |
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