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Jeopardy!
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Founders-100

• This man founded Pennsylvania.
• Who is William Penn?

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Founders-200

• The founder of Rhode Island who had a strong
  belief in Separation of Church and State?
• Who is Roger Williams?

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Founders-300

• This term refers to a colony founded by one
  person or a few owners like New Jersey and the
  Carolinas.
• What is a proprietary colony?

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Founders-400

• The founder of Georgia.
• Who is James Oglethorpe?

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Founders-500

• The person who gained control of New Netherland
  when the Dutch surrendered to the English.
• Who is the Duke of York?

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New England Colonies-100

• This religion declined when church membership
  requirements changed, the drive for money
  increased and other religions gained membership.
• What is the Puritan religion?

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New England Colonies-200

• These 2 products were sent to Africa as part of
  the Triangular Trade Route.
• What is rum and iron?

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New England Colonies-300

• A war between the Wampanoag and the Puritans in
  Massachusetts over land ownership.
• What is King Philips War?

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New England Colonies-400

• The first written constitution that extended
  voting rights to non-church members and limited
  the power of the government.
• What is the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut?

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New England Colonies-500

• This society believed in witchcraft and the
  devil.
• What was Salem?

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Middle Colonies-100

• Philadelphia was in this colony and it served as
  a port to export grain.
• What is Pennsylvania?

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Middle Colonies-200

• The joint-stock company that funded New
  Netherland.
• What is the Dutch West India Company?

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Middle Colonies-300

• Because the Middle Colonies had ports and a good
  climate for the growing of wheat as a cash crop
  they were referred to as this term.
• What are the breadbasket colonies?

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Middle Colonies-400

• The colony that was established from Pennsylvania
  land by the Swedes.
• What is Delaware?

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Middle Colonies-500

• These 2 terms describe the attitude of the people
  in the Middle Colonies with their accepting
  attitude towards others and their variety of
  cultural and ethnic groups.
• What is tolerance and diversity?

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Southern Colonies-100

• The first permanent British settlement.
• What is Jamestown, Virginia?

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Southern Colonies-200

• The main crop of Virginia.
• What is tobacco?

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Southern Colonies-300

• The colony that served as a haven for Roman
  Catholics from England.
• What is Maryland?

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Southern Colonies-400

• The two main crops of the Carolinas.
• What is rice and indigo?

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Southern Colonies-500

• The countries that had claims south and west of
  the English colonies.
• What are Spain and France?

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Important Terms-100

• These settlers promised to work for 5 to 7 years
  and in return were given passage to the Americas.
• What were indentured servants?

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Important Terms-200

• They believed in peace, harmony, equality.
• Who are the Quakers?

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Important Terms-300

• Permitted religious freedom in Maryland.
• What is the Toleration Act?

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Important Terms-400

• A colony that is run by governors appointed by
  the king.
• What is a royal colony?

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Important Terms-500

• This rebellion just south of Charles Town showed
  the slaves frustration and anger at their loss of
  freedom.
• What is the Stono Rebellion?

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Potpourri-100

• The first British attempt at colonization by Sir
  Walter Raleigh was this lost colony.
• What is Roanoke?

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Potpourri-200

• Poor farmers in Virginia wanted to seize Native
  American land for their own use in this conflict.
• What is Bacons Rebellion?

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Potpourri-300

• House of Burgesses, the Mayflower Compact and the
  Fundamental Orders of Connecticut all took ideas
  from this English document written in 1215.
• What is the Magna Carta?

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Potpourri-400

• The Navigation Acts were linked to this economic
  system.
• What is mercantilism?

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Potpourri-500

• Because of the cool climate and rocky soil the
  New England colonists used this type of farming
• What is subsistence farming?

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