| A | B |
|---|
| the first permanent English settlement in North America | Jamestown, Virginia |
| French settlement in the United States that became an important center of trade on the Mississippi River | New Orleans, Louisiana |
| The 1st permanent European settlement in the continental U.S. | St. Augustine, Florida |
| The oldest capital city in the United States | Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| Buying land and then selling it at a higher price | land speculation |
| This valuable resource was fought over in the Ohio Country | Beaver Pelts |
| Native Americans were forced out of the Northeast and into what is now this state | Ohio |
| investors who provided ships, tools, food, water, and protection for the people who moved to North America | Company |
| A legal document given by the king of England to someone to start a colony | Charter |
| An establishment in the Ohio Country where goods were traded for. | Trading post |
| This person was able to put trading posts in some Native American villages | George Croghan |
| He explored the Ohio Country with George Washington | Christopher Gist |
| Wars fought over fur trade in the Ohio Country from 1640 to 1701 | Beaver Wars |
| A group of people moving to a new country to claim and settle land | colony |
| A person who was given a charter as a reward for serving the king | proprietor |
| This country with land in North America did NOT fight over the land of the Ohio Country. | Spain |
