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1 Colonial Jeopardy Jamestown Pilgrims & Puritans Quakers Native American Conflicts Middle Colonies Pot Luck Jamestown 100 Puritans 100 Quakers 100 Native Americans 100 Middle Colonies 100 Pot Luck 100 Jamestown 200 Puritans 200 Quakers 200 Native Americans 200 Middle Colonies 200 Pot Luck 200 Jamestown 300 Puritans 300 Quakers 300 Native Americans 300 Middle Colonies 300 Pot Luck 300 Jamestown 400 Puritans 400 Quakers 400 Native Americans 400 Middle Colonies 400 Pot Luck 400 Jamestown 500 Puritans 500 Quakers 500 Native Americans 500 Middle Colonies 500 Pot Luck 500

2 Jamestown 100 The first settlers in Jamestown spent most of their time searching for this object. What is gold?

3 Jamestown 200 Jamestown and the Virginia colony eventually became profitable because of this resource What is tobacco?

4 Jamestown 300 This term describes the status of poor Europeans who had to work on plantations in exchange for passage o the New World What are indentured servants?

5 Jamestown 400 This type of company purchased charters for colonies like the Jamestown colony, and sought to make a profit from them for financial investors. What is a Joint Stock Company?

6 Jamestown 500 This Native American tribe helped the Jamestown settlers during their first winter by providing them with food. What is the Powhatan tribe?

7 Pilgrims & Puritans 100 This group of separatists settled in Holland before emigrating to the New World. Who were the Pilgrims?

8 Pilgrims & Puritans 200 This group originally sought to reform the Anglican Church from within. Who were the Puritans?

9 Pilgrims and Puritans 300 This agreement with colonists who were not Pilgrims set a precedent for democratic government in New England. What was the Mayflower Compact?

10 Pilgrims & Puritans 400 This man was the leader of the Puritan settlers and became the first governor of the Massachusetts Bay colony. Who was John Winthrop?

11 Pilgrims & Puritans 500 This man founded the Rhode Island colony because his beliefs about treatment of Native Americans differed from those of the majority of Puritans in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Who was Roger Williams?

12 Quakers 100 The Quakers settled in this colony. What is Pennsylvania?

13 Quakers 200 The name of this city, founded by the Quakers, means brotherly love. What is Philadelphia?

14 Quakers 300 Unlike the Puritans and the Pilgrims, the Quakers did not seek to convert the Native Americans and accepted settlers of other faiths, because they believed in this enlightened philosophy. What is religious tolerance?

15 Quakers 400 The Quakers practiced this philosophy of nonviolence What is pacificism?

16 Quakers 500 The Colony of Pennsylvania attracted many settlers from this European country, who were skilled craftsmen. What is Germany?

17 Native American Conflicts 100 This Native American woman prevented a conflict at Jamestown by rescuing John Smith and marrying John Rolfe. Who was Pocahontas?

18 Native American Conflicts 200 In this war in 1637, the settlers from the Massachusetts Bay colony burned the Native American settlement at Mystic River and killed nearly 600 Native Americans including women & children. What is the Pequot War?

19 Native American Conflicts 300 During this war in New England ( ), both sides suffered substantial losses, as the Native American tribes united and concentrated on outlying settlements and hit & run tactics. What is King Philip s War?

20 Native American Conflicts 400 This Native American chieftain of the Wampanoag tribe united other tribes to resist the New England colonists. Who was Metacom?

21 Native American Conflicts 500 In addition to the use of land, a source of conflict in New England was the fact that the Puritans did not allow the Native Americans to practice these necessary activities on Sunday. What are Hunting & Fishing?

22 Middle Colonies 100 The city of New York was originally called this name by the Dutch settlers. What is New Amsterdam?

23 Middle Colonies 200 This colony was formed by the British Lord Baltimore and practiced religious toleration. What was Maryland?

24 Middle Colonies 300 This colony was formed in order to be a haven for debtors. What is Georgia?

25 Middle Colonies 400 This man founded the colony of Georgia. Who was James Oglethorpe?

26 Middle Colonies 500 Many Dutch and French settlers in New Netherland made their income from this business with the Native Americans. What is the fur trade?

27 Pot Luck 100 This term refers to commodities such as cotton and tobacco as opposed to subsistence farming. What are cash Crops?

28 Pot luck 200 This woman left the Massachusetts Bay colony because she believed in salvation by personal religious experience rather than by the covenant of works. Who was Anne Hutchinson?

29 Pot Luck 300 These wars resulted in New York s becoming a British colony What are the Anglo-Dutch Wars?

30 Pot Luck 400 John Winthrop used this term to describe the Massachusetts Bay colony, meaning that it would provide an example of religious faith for the world. What is City on a Hill?

31 Pot Luck 500 This governor of the Virginia Colony was removed from office by the British government as a result of Nathaniel Bacon s Rebellion Who was Sir William Berkeley?

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