The settlement at Jamestown was started in 1607. The leaders of Jamestown thought that they could force the Native Americans to grow crops for them. When this failed they started
Jamestown was established in 1607 by the Virginia Company for profit. Why was Plymouth establish in 1620?
Which of the 3 regions in the 13 colonies was known for its long growing season, fertile soil and plantation economy?
What was the main social reason for British colonization in North America?
Reason for seventeenth century European colonization of North America
The Treaty of Paris 1783 resulted in Great Britain recognizing the United States as an independent country and
The reason that the Mayflower colonists signed the Mayflower Compact in 1620 was to-
Which contains ideas from the Mayflower Compact?
In a mercantilist economy, what happened to goods and materials that were traded?
How did mercantilist policies create tension between Great Britain and the Colonies?
What were the first battles of the American Revolution?
This Act was passed in response to Boston Tea Party, ports in Boston were closed and no one could leave or enter the port with supplies
The Proclamation of 1763
The 17th century expansion of the transatlantic slave trade was caused by-
All of the following except ONE were acts passed by parliament that upset the colonists. Choose the exception.
Northern (New England) colonies has a cold climate, deep harbors, and __________ industry.
How did the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut in 1639 have an impact on our past and modern political system
The winter at Valley Forge was a difficult time for the Continental Army because the army
Who was the French soldier who joined Washington's troops and helped him train his army at Valley Forge?
Who received commission from the Continental Congress to be the commander in chief of the continental army?
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