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Proprietary
Royal
Charter
None of the above
Farming
Small Business & Craftsmen
Fishing
Shipping Trade
Farming Cash Crops
Industry
Manufacturing
Trade with other nations
New England
Middle Colonies
Southern Colonies
None of the above
Corn
Wheat
Tobacco
Rice
The price of various slaves
The rules slaves had to follow
The rules that governed the behavior and punishment of slaves
The secret language of the slaves
They wrote the Magna Carta
They wrote the English Bill of Rights
They wrote the Constitution
They started the Glorious Revolution
Merchants must sell their goods at a fair price to make a profit
As a nation's trade grows, and it becomes wealthier, so does its power
Americans can only trade with the English
None of the above
They directed the flow of goods between England and the colonies
They said colonial merchants had to use British ships
They prevented colonists from sending products like sugar outside of England's empire
All of the above
Royal Colonies
Proprietary Colonies
Charter Colonies
All white people over 18
Only white men
Only white men who owned property
Only white men who owned property and were rich
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
George Whitefield
King George
A teacher
Someone who is learning a craft from an experienced craftsman
A member of the legislature
A minister
The idea that knowledge, reason and science could improve society
A re-awakening of the strong faith
Thousands of immigrants moving to the colonies
A religious revival
The British, because they promised them money
The French, because they did not try to take away the land from the Native Americans
The British, because they forced them to at gunpoint
The French, because they promised them money
A group of Indians who lived in the southern states
A group of Indians who lived out west
French settlers who married Indians
The most powerful group of Native Americans in the East
George Whitestone
Robert Dinwiddie
George Washington
Ben Franklin
A plan to call for one central government for the colonies, introduced by Benjamin Franklin
A plan to call for one central government for the colonies, introduced by George Washington
A plan to attack the French and drive them from the colonies, introduced by Robert Dinwiddie
A plan to unite troops to fight the French, introduced by George Washington
A military group of British soldiers
A team or union of people working toward a common goal
A military skirmish
A government rule
George Washington
Robert Dunwiddie
Edward Braddock
Ben Franklin
The British were victorious
The British were overwhelmed, had 1,000 deaths, including General Braddock
The Native Americans joined with the French to ambush the British
Both B&C
The British King lost his throne
The French invaded Britain
The Seven Years War began, with Britain forming an alliance with Prussia against France
The Great Awakening
Said that France could have Canada but had to give up all other American lands
Said France had to give up Canada and all other American land but could keep its sugar-producing islands in the West Indies
Said France had to give up Canada but could have Louisiana
Said France had to share all its land with Native Americans