Vocabulary Practice 1 #17-36 Practice

Name: ______Date: ______Period: _____ Vocabulary Practice 1 #17-36 Practice

Directions: Place the letter of the matching vocabulary definition next to its corresponding word. _____ 1.Town Meeting- _____ 2.Transatlantic Slave Trade- A. From Salem, Massachusetts; found guilty of preaching _____ 3.Treaty of Paris 1763- new & dangerous opinions and was exiled; Founded _____ 4.Triangular Trade- Rhode Island the next year An early form of representative government in the New _____ 5.Virginia House of Burgesses- B. England colonies where citizens of a town came together _____ 6.Pilgrims- to discuss important issues _____7. 1607- C. First representative assembly in the new world _____ 8.1620- D. Jamestown; First Permanent English Settlement in _____ 9.Anne Hutchinson- America _____10.Eliza Pinckney- E. Settled the colony of Georgia; hoped to resettle England’s _____ 11.James Oglethorpe- poor _____ 12.John Rolfe- F. Quaker leader, helped develop self-government in _____ 13.John Smith- America, founded Pennsylvania G. Signing of the Mayflower Compact by the Pilgrims at _____ 14.Lord Baltimore- Plymouth _____ 15.Puritans- H. Forever change the economy of the South when he _____ 16.Quakers- introduced tobacco as a cash crop in Jamestown _____ 17.Roger Williams- I. Saved the colony Jamestown from starvation by bringing _____ 18.Thomas Hooker- stability and creating peace with the Natives _____19.William Blackstone- J. Founded the colony of Maryland as a haven for Catholics _____20.William Penn- immigrating from England K. Immigrated the colonies to reform (purify) the Church of England; did not want to separate L. A person who believed all people should live in peace and harmony; accepted different religions and ethnic groups M. Voyage of slave ships from Africa to the Americas N. Ended the French and Indian War and effectively kicked the French out of North America O. Believed a person could worship without help of a church, minister, or bible; Preached secretly in her home; Forced to leave Massachusetts; Moved to Rhode Island P. A system of trade in which goods, including slaves, were traded between Europe, Africa, and the colonies Q. Founded the colony of Connecticut; advanced a more democratic view, favoring the vote for all men, regardless of any religious or property qualifications R. His work influenced the Founding Fathers of the U.S. such as James Madison and Thomas Jefferson. More copies of his work were sold in America than in England. It was a basic textbook for America’s early lawyers S. Changed agriculture in colonial South Carolina, where she developed indigo as one of its most important cash crops T. A group of English Separatists who moved to Plymouth, Massachusetts to escape persecution from the Church of England

Across 13. wanted to reform not separate 4. founded Georgia 14. developed indigo in S. Carolina 5. early form of representative government 16. first representative government 9. female exiled from Massachusetts Down 10. founded Connecticut 1. influential English lawyer 11. trade segment from Africa to Americas 2. believed in peace and harmony 12. wanted to separate from the Church 3. brought stability to Jamestown 5. trade system in the New World 8. brought tobacco to Jamestown 6. Quaker, founded Pennsylvania 15. founded Maryland 7. ended French and Indian War 17. founded Rhode Island

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1. William Blackstone 4. Representative 7. Thomas Hooker 11. Mercantilism 2. William Penn Government 8. 1620 12. Treaty of Paris 1763 3. 1607 5. Puritans 9. Fundamental Orders 13. Triangular Trade 6. Anne Hutchinson 10. James Oglethorpe 14. John Rolfe 15. Roger Williams 18. Trans-Atlantic Slave 20. John Smith 23. Magna Carta 16. House of Burgesses Trade 21. Lord Baltimore 24. Quakers 17. Town Meeting 19. Pilgrims 22. Mayflower Compact 25. Eliza Pinckney