13 English Colonies

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What did American settlers begin to develop a unique national identity based on?

Democratic ideals

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Why did the colonies remain along the coast?

The settlers came from the Atlantic Ocean

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Who founded the Providence Plantation in the Rhode Island Colony?

Roger Williams

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Who founded Portsmouth in the Rhode Island Colony?

Anne Hutchinson

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Who founded Hartford in the Connecticut Colony

Thomas Hooker

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What was the name of the first permanent English settlement?

Jamestown

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What did the Pilgrims want?

They wanted to leave the church of England because they no longer shared its believes and practices

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What did the Puritans want?

They wanted church reforms to get rid of Catholic elements

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What were the Navigation Acts?

They were laws that taxed colonists and didn’t let them sell their products to any country other than England

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Who passed the Navigation Acts

The English government

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When did the Navigation Acts take place?

1651 and 1660

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Why were the Navigation Acts created?

To show how committed England was to mercantilism and to make England money

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What were Thomas Hooker’s honorary titles?

“father of Connecticut” and “father of American democracy”

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What colonies were part of New England?

Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire

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What colonies were in the mid Atlantic?

New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware

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What were the southern colonies?

Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia

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What was the primary significance of the Mayflower Compact?

It established a foundation for self-government

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Why was the Virginia House of Burgesses historically important?

It was the first legislative assembly of elected representatives in the North American colonies

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Why was the Mayflower Compact important?

It was an agreement in which colonists created their own rules for government.

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How did New Netherlands become New York?

Soldiers forced the Dutch to surrender it

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Why were the rules made at the town meetings in the Massachusetts Bay Colony important?

They were some of the first examples of American Democracy

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Why did white landowners in the Virginia Colony force enslaved Africans to work in the tobacco field?

They wanted to meet the high demand for labor to produce tobacco

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Why did Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson get banished from the Massachusetts colony?

Intolerance to challenges of Puritan beliefs

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Who did Thomas Hooker think should have the right to vote?

all men

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What was one major reason that William Penn founded Pennsylvania?

To establish a colony to practice faith without interference from the government

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What is mercantilism?

An economic policy where a nation can increase its wealth by creating and trading with colonies