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26 Cards in this Set
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Who was the leader of the Jamestown colony
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John Smith
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Who was the Indian chief who made a treaty with the Pilgrims
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Massasoit
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Who was the wise governor of Plymouth for thirty-six years
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William Bradford
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Who was the Pilgrim's preacher
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Elder Brewster
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This group wanted to separate from the Church of England
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Separatists
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This was the first English child born in America
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Virginia Dare
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He was the friendly Indian who helped the Plymouth settlers with their farming
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Squanto
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She was the powerful queen of England who said that Sir Walter Raleigh could not go to the New World
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Elizabeth I
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What was the England's first permanent colony in the New World
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Jamestown
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What was known as the Lost Colony
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Roanoke
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This company started the colony of Jamestown
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London Company
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Plymouth was located in which part of the New World
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Massachusetts
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Both Roanoke and Jamestown were located in which part of the New World
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Virginia
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What was the first written form of self government in the New World
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Mayflower Compact
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Which ship brought the Pilgrims to the New World
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Mayflower
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What was the book that told the history of Plymouth
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Of Plymouth Plantation
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Which country began Jamestown and Plymouth
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England
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This country sent the Susan Constant, Godspeed and the Discovery
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England
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This country's first colony was Quebec
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France
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St. Augustine was this country's first colony
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Spain
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Who developed the syllbary
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Sequoya
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This man was declared the world's greatest athlete
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Jim Thorpe
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This man bought land from the Indians rather than just taking it
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Roger Williams
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This man came to America to preach, and was one of the most famous English preachers of his day
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John Wesley
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This man spent his short life preaching to the Indians despite his illness
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David Brainerd
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This man translated the Bible into the language of the Massachusetts Indians
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John Eliot
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