Mulherin Wiss
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| 960449473 | Powhatan | Indian chief who ruled tribe near James river (VI) | |
| 960449474 | Raleigh and Gilbert | Elizabethan courtiers who failed at creating colonies | |
| 960449475 | Roanake | failed lost colony by Raleigh | |
| 960449476 | Smith and Rolfe | saved Jamestown from starving time | |
| 960449477 | Virginia | colony established House of Burgesses in 1619 | |
| 960449478 | House of Burgesses | the first legislative body in colonial America in Virginia | |
| 960449479 | Maryland | founded as haven for Roman Catholics | |
| 960449480 | Lord De La War | Harsh military governor of Virginia, attacked Indians | |
| 960449481 | Jamaica and Barbados | British Sugar colonies with large plantations | |
| 960449482 | Lord Baltimore | Catholic Aristocrat built Sanctuary for believers | |
| 960449483 | South Carolina | Colony that turned to disease resistant African slaves for labor on Plantations | |
| 960449484 | North Carolina | Vale of Humility | |
| 960449485 | Georgia | Founded as refugee for debtors by philanthropists | |
| 960449486 | James Oglethrope | Founded Georgia colony | |
| 960449487 | Elizabeth I | Unmarried ruler of England | |
| 960449488 | Jamestown | riverbank of first permanent English colony | |
| 960449489 | Ireland | Protestant rulers brutal against Catholics | |
| 960449490 | Roanoke | missing colony founded by Raleigh | |
| 960449491 | Spanish Armada | defeated English "sea dogs" 1588 | |
| 960449492 | Joint Stock Company | corporation enabled investors to invest capital into colonialism | |
| 960449493 | Anglo-Powhatan Wars | Jamestown v. Indians | |
| 960449494 | Barbados Slave Code | cruel slave code, later adopted by South Carolina | |
| 960449495 | Royal Charter | colony directly controlled by England | |
| 960449496 | Tobacco | primary crop in Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina | |
| 960449497 | South Carolina | southern colony with slave majority | |
| 960449498 | rice | primary plantation crop in South Carolina | |
| 960449499 | Savannah | town in colonial georgia, , melting pot | |
| 960449500 | Brought Protestant Religion England | Queen Elizabeth I | |
| 960449501 | Gave English colonizers bad attitude towards natives | previous Ireland colonization | |
| 960449502 | England Victory of Spanish Armada | Dominance in Atlantic, Nationalism | |
| 960449503 | England during first colonization | Struggling under Spanish domination | |
| 960449504 | Puritan settler origins | uprooted sheep farmers | |
| 960449505 | First representative government in Colonies | Virginia | |
| 960449506 | Maryland intention | religious freedom | |
| 960449507 | Virginia intention | economic venture | |
| 960449508 | Act of Toleration | a 1649 Maryland law that provided religious freedom for all Christians | |
| 960449509 | Civil war in england | caused no more colonies between 1634-70 | |
| 960449510 | Effect of Jamestown v. Indians | forced Indian/settler separation (reservation system) | |
| 960449511 | Reason for Cherokees, Iroquois, Creeks in the Appellations | barrier to whites | |
| 960449512 | Most first North Carolina settlers | poor fleeing from Virginia |
