The House of Burgesses was the first form of government in which the voters elect people to make laws for them. This type of government is called _______________________.

The first permanent English colony in America was

The winter of 1608 and 1609 when the Jamestown colonists almost died from a lack of food was called the famine.

The crop introduced by John Rolfe that saved Jamestown was

Pilgrims were one group of separatists.

Before the Pilgrims came ashore, they signed an agreement to create a government of "just and equal laws" called

Many colonies welcomed people of all faiths to settle in the Americas to practice religion as they chose. These colonies had ___________________

________________ was a Native American that led an attack on the English to stop their expansion onto Native lands and lost making English expansion onto Native lands much easier

A colony controlled directly by the English king was called a _____________________.

Which colony was founded by Quaker William Penn as a place where all religions could live together peacefully.

Which religious group from England that believed that all people are equal in God's eyes and that all people have a direct link with God?

Which of the following led frontier settlers in a revolt against Native Americans and attacked and burned Jamestown in frustration from the lack of support by their governor?

Georgia was a colony that was founded for debtors from England. What is a debtor?

Large farms, particularly in the southern colonies, that raised cash crops to sell for profit and often were worked by slaves were called

Spanish owned lands north of Mexico that were used to protect Spain's colonies from the French were called

Religious settlements set up by the Spanish in the that aimed to spread a Roman Catholicism to the Native Americans were called