| A | B |
|---|
| A product you get from somewhere else. | import |
| Product you send to another country. | export |
| rebellion, breaking tools, working slow | ways slaves resisted |
| Person who forced slaves to work. | overseer |
| Exported indigo and tobacco | Southern Colonies |
| Group of English Protestants that left England in order to practice their religion in peace. | Puritans |
| Leader of the Puritan colony. | John Winthrop |
| Allowing people to have different religious beliefs. | tolerate |
| Exiled from the Puritan colony because of religious differences. | Roger Williams, Thomas Hooker, Anne Hutchinson |
| Massachusetts Bay Company gained a charter from this person and settled in Massachusetts Bay. | Charles I |
| Special promise/agreement that each free man would live by the rules of the Puritan church. | covenant |
| Current name of the first Puritan colony. | Boston |
| European country that founded New Amsterdam. | Netherlands |
| Religious group known as the Society of Friends. | Quakers |
| Leader of the Quakers. | William Penn |
| White free men who owned all of the land of a colony. | proprietors |
| English general who stated "England will grow rich by sending the poor abroad." | James Oglethorpe |
| English king who took over New Amsterdam without firing a shot. | Charles II |
| Religious group that started the colony of Maryland. | Roman Catholics |
| Last English colony to be founded in North America. | Georgia |
| Place for English debtors to live. | Georgia |
| Colony where the Quakers lived. | Pennsylvania |
| Dutch colony taken over by England. | New York |
| First colony to allow religious freedoom. | Rhode Island |
| First English colony. | Virginia |
| Business of buying and selling people for a profit. | slave trade |
| Rules that took away many of the rights most free colonists enjoyed. | slave codes |
| When a person can start any type of business they want. | Free enterprise system |
| How did many people pay for their passage to the colonies? | Became endentured servants |
| Trade route between North America, Africe and the West Indies | triangular trade |
| All the businesses that make only one kind of product or service. | industries |
| Large farms in the Southern colonies that grew one cash crop. | plantations |
| Colony that was founded as a result of expanding Virginia. | North Carolina |
| Indigo, tobacco and rice | cash crop |
