Which of the following colonies was founded by settlers seeking religious freedom?

Smallpox and influenza are examples of this factor that became the #1 killer of Native Americans after European contact

Jewish settlers, Presbyterians, non-English settlers, Quakers, and non-English speakers would have most likely been found in what section of colonies?

Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn, a major figure in this group that founded the colony

This event led to a major religious revival across Europe and the 13 colonies, it also laid the social foundations for the American Revolution, as people began to challenge the established authorities

This economic system tied the colonies to the Mother Country, forcing exclusive trade between the colony and the Mother land

Most Native American tribes fought on which side during the French and Indian War

"No representation without taxation" was the colonial response to what unpopular British action

The values of hard-work and thrift are most associated with what important American founding group

Which colony was founded by dissenters banished from another colony?

The Catholic Lord Baltimore hoped his colony would become a "haven for Catholics", what was that colony?

Why did the Puritans come to America?

What factor for immigration to America is most associated with the Virginia Cavaliers?

What colony was founded as a penal colony by Roger Oglethorpe?

New York was originally called New Amsterdam and was founded by what European group?

In what area of Virginia would settlers have made a living for themselves through small-scale subsistence farming, hunting, and trading with Native Americans?

Which group held a strong belief in the ownership of private property?

This event and its aftermath created a rift in the relationship between Britain and her American colonies

Which of the following areas would have been most impacted by the Proclamation of 1763?

Put the individual colony in the Colonial region they belonged to