Spanish colony in the New World.

French colony in North America.

French colony established by Samuel de Champlain.

Colony founded by the Dutch.

Formed by investors hoping to find gold in the New World.

Colony founded by Puritans in 1630.

Founded by William Penn.

Originally New Amsterdam.

First permanent settlement in North America.

Companies in which investors pooled their wealth with the hope of yielding a profit.

Introduced tobacco in Jamestown.

Native Americas who lived in the area that became Jamestown.

First legislative assembly in America.

Workers who exchanged their labor for help getting started in America.

Poor farmers who blamed Virginia's governor for not protecting them.

Plymouth, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Haven, & New Hampshire.

Founded the second permanent colony in North America, the Plymouth Colony.

Members of a religious group known for its strict beliefs.

Wanted Boston a a model for other Christians.

Created by the Pilgrims, agreeing to work together as a "civil body plitick...", it was the first example of self government in America.

First written constitution in U.S. history.

Government in New England colonies centered on the church.

Conflict between settlers and Native Americans.

Gave full church membership to people who had not had a "conversion experience".

Trials in 1692 in which several young girls accused people of being witches.

New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, & Delaware.

Founded a colony to promote religious toleration.

Created by James Oglethorpe as a buffer colony between Carolina and Florida.

An English policy of not strictly enforcing laws in its colonies.

The voyage that brought slaves to America.

The pattern of shipping trade across the Atlantic.

Theory that countries should acquire gold and focus on exporting goods and owning colonies.

Laws passed by the British to control colonial trade.

Philadelphia inventor, writer, and political leader.

Religious revival movement in the colonies.