Ch. 1-4

Sidenote

________: nomadic means agricultural and behind on technology.

Jamestown

________ was the first successful English settlement following a era of slow growth.

Magna Carta

In 1215, King John established the ________, limiting the power of ruler or monarch.

economy of Virginia

The ________ was based on tobacco.

Great Awakening

The ________ was the process of where people would become more spiritual because they felt as though they are falling out their religion.

Connecticut

________ was an Puritan colony founded by Thomas Hooker, who was a clergyman.

Hooker

________ believed that the people should be able to choose the government, and in 1639, he merged with another colony to form Connecticut.

America

Colonists in ________ were English citizens, and were expected to have the same rights as in England.

important crop

Corn was by far the most ________ in the Southwest, as it was easy to grow.

Enslavers

________ would subject Africans to hard work, and ________ people had little hope because they were considered property by colonial laws.

Maryland

________ was founded by a man named Sir George Calvert as an investment of sorts, but after an religious awakening, he would create it into a colony based on faith.

Pennsylvania

________ became the first democracy in the North American continent.

Duke of York

The colony was named after the ________, who would give land to George Carteret and John Berkeley, the two would establish New Jersey.

Parliament

________ was founded in 1265, made up of people across England, weakening the power of the monarch.

Marco Polos book

________ became widely distributed throughout Europe because of the invention of the printing press.

Atlantic

In 1620, 102 Seperatists set sail on the Mayflower across the ________, landing in Plymoth, near Cape Cod.

Penn

________ sought to establish a colony away from English tyranny, so he founded Pennsylvania.

Slavery

________ began in Virginia with tobacco planters.

Religion

________ is an important part about colonial life.

William Penn

________ was a central figure of the quakers, which English king Charles didnt like, and punished him accordingly, but he wouldnt shut up.

Great Plains

The ________ were vast flat terrain.

little vegetation

Much of the arctic is made out of tundra, with very ________.

Dutch West India Company

In 1626, the ________ sent an English sailor to what would be New Amsterdam in 1626.

Jamestown

________ was the first English colony, settled in 1497.

Cultural Region 1

American Indians of the Arctic

Cultural Region 2

American Indians of the Northwest Coast

Cultural Region 3

American Indians of California

Cultural Region 4

American Indians of the Great Basin

7

American Indians of the Plateau

8

American Indians of the Southwest

Sidenote

nomadic means agricultural and behind on technology

9

American Indians of the Great Plains

10

American Indians of the Eastern Woodlands

11

American Indians of the Southeast

1

The Aztec conquest

2

The Peruvian conquest

Jamestown

The First English Colony

New Netherland

The Short-Lived Dutch Settlement

New England I

Massachusetts

New England II

Rhode Island

New England III

Connecticut

Middle I

New York

Middle II

Pennsylvania

Reason 1

the king had a big debt with William Penns father

Reason 2

William Penn was quite annoying to the king

Southern I

Maryland

Southern II

Virginia

Southern III

Georgia