Unit 2 8th

When John Smith married Pocohontas but was criticized for his leadership

When John Rolfe discovered tobacco at Jamestown and was punished for it

When Puritans, Quakers, Catholics, and Pilgrims were treated badly in England due to their beliefs.

When Ralph Lane had his people arrive too late at Roanoke Island, which caused starvation

8 Lords Prorietors received the land as a gift from King Charles II in return for helping him regain power in England.

8 Musketeers won the land in a card game with the Burger King and the Dairy Queen.

8 Lords Proprietors received the land from King Charles II because they agreed to purchase slaves for the area.

5 Lords Proprietors recieved land from King Charles II because they owed him a favor.

Queen Elizabeth

King Charles VI of Spain

King Charles II of England

Sir Walter Raleigh

Large factories with lots of small towns

Small seaport towns with lots of trade

Lots of manufactured goods being loaded onto boats

Lots of farms, both small and large, with slaves working in the fields

Jamestown almost failed due to the settlers wanting to look for gold all of the time and not planting food. John Rolfe and John Smith became strong leaders and changed htis.

Jamestown failed because of bad leadership and starvation. John Smith and John Rolfe were unable to make enough improvements.

Jamestown almost failed, but it survived thanks to the strong leadership of Ralph Lane.

Jamestown settlers were able to find gold, which allowed Jamestown to survive.

Middle, New England, and Northern

Eastern, Western, and Northern

New England, Middle, and Jamestown

New England, Middlle, and Southern

The Lost Colony learned from the Ralph Lane Colony's mistakes and therefore didn't face as many troubles.

The Ralph Lane Colony had bad leadership, but the Lost Colony did not.

The Lost Colony was similar to the Ralph Lane Colony because it made a huge mistake of arriving too late in the year to plant crops

The Lost Colony had Ralph Lane as its leader, even though he had failed in the past.

Amadas and Barlowe

John Smith

John Rolfe

Sir Walter Raleigh

Quakers were forced to leave England because of their beliefs, and they settled in Pennsylvania with William Penn.

Quakers were forced to leave England because of their violence, and they settled in Pennsylvania with William Penn.

Quakers were persecuting people in England and were forced to leave and move to Pennsylvania with William Penn.

Quakers left from Spain due to religious persecution and moved to Maryland where they worshipped freely.

England was unable to set up any colonies in North America other than Jamestown.

England had lots of success with the Ralph Lane and Lost Colony, but then failed after those attempts.

England failed at first with the Ralph Lane and Lost Colony, but succeeded first in Jamestown, Virgina and then other colonies.

England enjoyed success in setting up the colonies without many difficulties.

Most people farmed; slave labor was used heavily; the gentry had the most wealth and privileges

Most people manufactured goods; slave labor was used some but not a lot; there was lots of seaport trade

Most people farmed; slave labor was used heavily; the middle class enjoyed lots of power and privileges

Most people manufactured goods; slave labor was used heavily; the gentry had the most wealth and privileges.

For wealth and land

For wealth and political power

So England could compete with France

For wealth and religious freedom

England gave up, allowing Spain and France to have complete control of North America.

England tried to set up colonies in South America since the attempts in North America failed.

England tried to estbalish a colony at Roanoke Island, NC one more time.

England tried to set up a colony at Jamestown, Virginia.

Gain wealth

Gain religious freedom

Gain more land

Gain respect from the Church of England

The soil in the South was equal to that of the North.

The mountains in the South made it difficult to trade.

New England colonies had tough rocky soil, whereas the South had fertile soil.

None of the above.

because they both wanted to completely separate from the Church of England

They both wanted to escape the harsh religious persecution in England

Gaining wealth was their motivation for coming to New England

Both had equally strict cultures

Most people manufactured goods; slave labor was used heavily; the gentry had the most wealth and privileges.

Most people manufactured goods; seaport trade did well; there were few blacks; free labor was valued; there was a strict Puritan culture

Most people farmed; slave labor was used heavily; Quakers were a majority of the population; there was a strict Pilgrim culture

Most people farmed; slave labor was used heavily; hard work was valued over social status; there was a strict Puritan culture

Because of the gold in the mountains

Because of the Outer Banks

Because of manufacturing goods

Because of the excellent farmland and many resources

It led to the Amadas and Barlowe Expedition, Ralph Lane Colony, and Lost Colony

It led to the Ralph Lane Colony and Lost Colony

It led to conflicts with France

It led to the Ralph Lane Colony, Jamestown, and the Middle Colonies being settled