| A | B |
|---|
| Roanoke (NC): Founded | Colonized by England in 1587. |
| Santa Fe (NM): Founded | Colonized by Spain in 1598. |
| Jamestown (VA): Founded | Colonized by England in 1607. |
| Quebec(CAN): Founded | Colonized by France in 1608. |
| Plimouth (MA): Founded | Colonized by England in 1621. |
| New Amsterdam (NY): Founded | Colonized by Holland in 1624. |
| Rhode Island: Founded | Colonized by England in 1636. |
| Pennsylvania: Founded | Colonized by England in 1682. |
| Maryland: Founded | Colonized by England in 1634. |
| Roanoke: Founder | John White |
| Santa Fe: Founder | Don Juan de Onate |
| Jamestown: Founder | John Smith |
| Quebec: Founder | Samuel de Champlain |
| Plimouth: Founder | William Bradford |
| New Amsterdam: Founder | Dutch West India Company |
| Rhode Island: Founder | Roger Williams |
| Pennsylvania: Founder | William Penn |
| Maryland: Founder | Leonard Baltimore |
| Roanoke: Goals | To find gold |
| Santa Fe: Goals | To spread Christianity |
| Jamestown: Goals | To make profit |
| Quebec: Goals | To find the Northwest passage |
| Plimouth: Goals | Religious freedom for the Pilgrims |
| New Amsterdam: Goals | Trading and farming |
| Rhode Island: Goals | Religious freedom (first Baptist Church in America) |
| Pennsylvania: Goals | Religious freedom (incl Quakers) |
| Maryland: Goals | Worship freely (all forms of Christianity) |
| Roanoke: Relations | Didn't get along with the Native, thought they were savages |
| Santa Fe: Relations | Traded equally with Natives |
| Jamestown: Relations | Had both peace and war with Natives |
| Quebec: Relations | Indians taught them survival |
| Plimouth: Relations | Learned to live with Natives |
| New Amsterdam: Relations | Did not get along with Natives |
| Rhode Island: Relations | The Natives wouldn't let them stay |
| Pennsylvania: Relations | Signed a Peace Treaty that was never broken |
| Maryland: Relations | Tough relationship |
