Jamestown

 

Plymouth

 

Roanoke

 

Pennsylvania

 

Religious freedom

 

The creation of a free and independent land

 

Profit for European investors

 

To defeat Native Americans in the region

 

Wheat

 

Tobacco

 

Corn

 

Sugar

 

It was a system where settlers in the colony were granted the freedom to create their own local governments.

 

It was a system used to choose leadership in the Jamestown colony.

 

It was a system created to keep colonists safe from Native American attack.

 

It was a system that guaranteed 50 acres of land for every colonist who paid for their own transport to the colony.

 

Divine right of kings

 

The right to bear arms

 

Representative government

 

None of the above

 

The Nina

 

The Santa Maria

 

The Mayflower

 

The Jolly Roger

 

Religious freedom

 

To spread Christianity to native peoples

 

Profit for European investors

 

To defeat Native Americans in the region

 

To serve as a written set of rules the Plymouth colonists agreed to follow

 

To inform officials in England that the Mayflower had arrived safely in the New World

 

To set up trading networks with other British colonies in the New World

 

To plan for a return trip to England

 

The Pilgrims brought a surplus of supplies on their journey to the colony, which sustained them for many years.

 

The pilgrims received support from the Wampanoag people.

 

The pilgrims received support from the King of England.

 

The Pilgrims were rugged and determined people who had little trouble with the conditions in Plymouth.

 

To create a naval base for the British Empire to use in defense of its colonies

 

To allow himself, and others like him, the opportunity to escape debts

 

To create a society that supported the ideals of the Church of England

 

To create a safe haven for Catholics who were being persecuted in England

 

The British were afraid of a Dutch attack.

 

The British were afraid the Native Americans would soon overpower the Dutch, so they stepped in to help.

 

The colony's location at the mouth of the Hudson River was a valuable port for colonial trade.

 

The British and Dutch were engaged in a long-standing war in the New World.

 

The New England settlers worked with the Native American tribes in the region to oust the French and Dutch settlers, who were planning to set up their own colonies.

 

The New England settlers decimated the strongest Native American tribes in the region, and went on to expand their settlements into what was previously Native American territory.

 

The Native Americans pushed European settlers out of their tribal lands.

 

The allegiance between the New England settlers and Wampanoag Indians became much stronger.

 

British colonists wanted a larger share of the Virginia Company’s profits than they were being given.

 

British colonists were upset that they couldn’t settle western lands due an agreement with Native Americans.

 

British colonists wanted religious freedom.

 

British colonists wanted to break away from the British Empire.

 

To create a safe haven in North America for Quakers

 

To generate profits from the region’s abundant supply of natural resources.

 

To create a military outpost to defend against French and Native American threats.

 

To be recognized for exploring and charting the Appalachian wilderness.

 

To provide a safe haven for those escaping religious persecution from the Church of England

 

To encourage Catholics to migrate to the New World

 

To provide new opportunities for England’s poor and indebted

 

To provide support for Christian missionaries working in the New World

 

Triangular Trade

 

The Stock Market

 

New knowledge of Native American weapons

 

Finding the Northwest Passage

 

The Native Americans disliked all European colonists and colonial empires.

 

The Native Americans were widely supportive of the European colonists and colonial empires.

 

The Native Americans built trust through solid trading relationships with the French, but were weary of the British who regularly broke their treaties and agreements.

 

The Native Americans built trust through solid military relationships with the British, but were weary of the French who regularly broke their treaties and agreements.

 

America fought for its independence from Great Britain.

 

The French and the Indians fought against each other for control of North America.

 

The French and British fought to remove the Indians from North America.

 

The British fought against the French for control of North America.

 

The British defeated the French

 

The French defeated the Indians

 

The French defeated the British

 

The Americans defeated the British

 

British colonists settling in lands promised to the Native Americans

 

The end of the French and Indian War

 

The Proclamation of 1763

 

Broken promises by the French government