Why was John White unable to return to Roanoke to check on the colonists? (3.2)

King James granted a __________________ to the Virginia Company to form the colony of Jamestown. (3.2)

Why was the House of Burgesses important? (3.2)

Puritans and Separatists journeyed to the Americas because they were _____________ for their religious beliefs. (3.2)

Why did Massasoit send Squanto to meet with the Pilgrims? (3.2)

“We whose names are underwritten… do…Combine ourselves together in a Civil Body Politik… to enact, constitute and frame such just and equal Laws, Ordinances, Acts, Constitutions and Offices from time to time, as shall be thought most… convenient for the general good of the Colony…” ~Mayflower Compact~ Why was the Mayflower Compact a significant document? (3.2)

“We whose names are underwritten… do…Combine ourselves together in a Civil Body Politik… to enact, constitute and frame such just and equal Laws, Ordinances, Acts, Constitutions and Offices from time to time, as shall be thought most… convenient for the general good of the Colony…” ~Mayflower Compact~ Why did the Pilgrims create the Mayflower Compact?(3.2)

Why did the Puritans leave England? (3.2)

3. Read the quotation below, and use it to answer the question that follows. Similar to the pilgrims, a group known as the Puritans had disagreements with the Church of England. The Puritans established several settlements in their colony. The Puritans had founded their own colony in Massachusetts Bay so they could worship as they chose. However, they did not give non-Puritans the same right. One of the key disputes regarding religious freedom involved Roger Williams, the minister of a church in Salem. Williams believed that Puritans should split entirely form the Church of England. He also criticized colonists who seized Native American lands and specified that colonists should pay Native Americans for their land. Anne Hutchinson was also put on trial in 1638 and was expelled from Massachusetts for questioning some of the Puritan teachings. She then established a settlement on an island that is now part of Rhode Island. Why did Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson leave the Massachusetts Bay Colony? (3.2)

The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut was the first __________ written in America. (3.2)

What was Thomas Hooker’s role in the development of representative government in the English colonies? (3.2)

Which colony was the first place in America where dissenters and people of different faiths can worship freely? (3.2)

Why did New Amsterdam become the center of shipping and trade to and from the Americas? (3.4)

How did New Amsterdam become New York? (3.4)

People who settled in New Jersey and New York came from many different ___________ groups. (3.4)

Quaker men refused to become soldiers because they were ________________________ (3.4)

What is the difference between a proprietary colony and a royal colony? (3.4)

How was Pennsylvania different from the other English colonies? (3.4)

Why did slavery first start in Virginia? (3.5)

Why did Lord Calvert establish the colony of Maryland? (3.5)

How did the growth and success of the Virginia colony impact Bacon’s Rebellion? (3.5)

What color is indigo? (3.5)

Why did James Oglethorpe found the colony of Georgia? (3.5)

Why did the New England colonies practice subsistence farming? (3.6)

What crop was especially important to the middle colonies? (3.6)

What is the Tidewater region of the Southern Colonies? (3.6)

In colonial America, slave codes (3.6)

What was the significance of the Magna Carta on colonial governments? (3.6)

“[Settlers to Carolina] have Potatoes, and the other Roots and Herbs. . . . They have Indico [indigo], Tobacco very good, and Cotton-wool; Lime-trees, Orange, Lemon, and other Fruit-Trees. . . . They have two Crops of Indian-Corn in one year, and great increase every Crop; Apples, Pears, and other English fruit, grow there out of the planted Kernels: The Marshes and Meadows are very large from 1500 to 3000 Acres. . . are excellent food for Cattle, and will bear any Grain being prepared; . . .Hogs find so much Mast [acorns, fruit, and nuts] and other Food in the Woods, that they want no other care than a Swine-herd to keep them from running wild.” —from A Brief Description of the Province of Carolina, by Robert Horne, 1666 What does the excerpt suggest about the resources and economy of the Carolina colony?

“[Settlers to Carolina] have Potatoes, and the other Roots and Herbs. . . . They have Indico [indigo], Tobacco very good, and Cotton-wool; Lime-trees, Orange, Lemon, and other Fruit-Trees. . . . They have two Crops of Indian-Corn in one year, and great increase every Crop; Apples, Pears, and other English fruit, grow there out of the planted Kernels: The Marshes and Meadows are very large from 1500 to 3000 Acres. . . are excellent food for Cattle, and will bear any Grain being prepared; . . .Hogs find so much Mast [acorns, fruit, and nuts] and other Food in the Woods, that they want no other care than a Swine-herd to keep them from running wild.” —from A Brief Description of the Province of Carolina, by Robert Horne, 1666 This excerpt is from an advertising pamphlet written to persuade people to settle in Carolina. Considering the purpose of the pamphlet, what can you infer about the source?

A proprietary colony is run directly by the King

Slaves had more rights and freedoms than indentured servants.