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HISTORY ALIVE CHAPTER 6:EARLY ENGLISH SETTLEMENTS VOCABULARY

Match these terms and people with their definitions for Chapter 6.

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pilgrims (anyone)people who go on a religious journey
The Pilgrims (specific)A group of people who left England seeking religious freedom
malariadeadly disease carried by mosquitoes;killed many people of Jamestown
tobaccoa plant whose leaves were dried so that it can be smoked, chewed, or sniffed;became big cash crop for Jamestown
SeparatistsThe Pigrims from England who wanted to separate from the Church of England
Mayflowerthe ship which carried the Pilgrims to America
Mayflower Compactan agreement that the Pilgrims wrote before landing that described the plan of government they would live by in Plymouth.
Plymouth, Massachusettsplace where the Pilgrims settled in 1620
Sir Walter Raleighan Enlish nobleman who sent explorers to Roanoke Island to set up an English colony
RoanokeEnglish settlement whose people seemed to have vanished;Raleigh's "lost colony"
Jamestown,Virginiacolony settled in 1607 by English
John Smithman who Powhatan was going to have killed;perhaps was saved by Pocahontas; he saved the colony by making everyone work (or they couldn't eat)
Chief PowhatanPocahontas's father; Indian chief
PocahontasIndian girl; Powhatan's daughter; "saved" John Smith from being killed
John Rolfecreated a special blend of tobacco which became popular in England; married Pocahontas
burgesseselected representatives of the Virginia colony
House of Burgessesgroup who governed (made laws for) the Virginia colony
Squantoan English speaking Indian who taught the Pilgrims how to plant corn, catch fish,etc.
MassasoitIndian chief of Squanto's tribe; signed peace treaty with the Pilgrims
William Bradfordlong time governor of Plymouth colony
John Whitegovernor of Roanoke;left to get supplies in England; when he returned, all the colonists and their homes were gone
Virginia Darethe first English child born in the New World;John White's granddaughter


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