Colonization and the Columbian Exchange (1607-1700)

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What company founded Jamestown in 1607 and what type of company was it?

The Virginia Company, a joint‑stock company with royal approval.

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Who led Jamestown with the motto 'Work or You Don’t Eat' and helped save the colony?

John Smith.

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Which Native American group did Jamestown primarily encounter and clash with?

Powhatan (Virginia Algonquians).

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What period in Jamestown’s early history is known as the Starving Time?

The Starving Time (circa 1609–1610).

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What cash crop sustained Jamestown’s economy?

Tobacco.

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What was the first representative form of government in the English colonies?

The House of Burgesses (1619).

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What system granted 50 acres of land to each new colonist?

The Headright system.

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What labor arrangements were used in early Jamestown, and when were enslaved Africans first imported?

Indentured servitude; first enslaved Africans imported in 1617.

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What social event in 1676 led to a decrease in indentured servants and an increase in slavery?

Bacon’s Rebellion.

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What do the initials 3 G’s stand for in the context of English colonization motivations?

God, Glory, and Gold.

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Which marriage helped establish temporary peace between Jamestown settlers and Native Americans?

John Rolfe married Pocahontas.

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Why did Virginia become a royal colony?

To place it under the Crown so the King could provide protection (King’s Army).

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What major religious shift started by a king affected England’s church, and who were the Puritans?

Henry VIII began the Anglican Church; Puritans were Calvinists who wanted to purify the Church of England.

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Who were Separatists (Pilgrims) and where did they settle in 1620?

Puritans who left to practice their own religion; Plymouth, Massachusetts.

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What is the Mayflower Compact?

A blueprint for direct democracy in the Plymouth Colony.

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Which colony did Puritans establish in 1630 and who led it?

Massachusetts Bay Colony; led by John Winthrop.

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What famous phrase did John Winthrop use to describe Massachusetts Bay Colony?

'City upon a Hill'.

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How did Puritans generally interact with Native Americans in Massachusetts Bay?

There was little intermarriage or conversion efforts; limited contact and a strict social order.

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Who founded Providence, Rhode Island after being banished from Massachusetts?

Roger Williams.

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Which Puritan diss

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