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Which Nation was the first to start a colony in North America
Spain
What was the purpose of a mission?
A settlement built in the borderlands to convert Native Americans to Christianity.
What was the cash crop that the Virginia Colony
Tobacco
What was England's first permanent settlement in North America?
Jamestown
What is legislature?
A lawmaking branch of the government
What caused the Pilgrims to leave the Netherlands?
They wanted to move to North America to start a society where everyone shared the same religious beliefs.
Why did the Pilgrims settle on the bay?
The land was good for farming.
What did Tisquantium do to help the New England colonists?
He helped them farm and fish.
What is the current name of the states where New Netherland is?
New York and New Jersey
Where did LaSalle claim land for France?
Canada- along the St. Lawrence River
Why was Jamestown a poor choice for a settlement?
The land was not good for farming.
What was the purpose of a missionary?
Convert native Americans to being Catholic and to farm and raise livestock.
What was the House of Burgesses?
The legislature that was needed to create laws in Jamestown.
What is a self-government?
A legislature created for the people by the people.
What raw materials did the Spanish use for their economy in North America?
Gold and Mining
What raw materials did the English use to grow their economy in North America?
Tobacco, Fish and Lumber
What raw material did the French use to grow their economy in North America?
Fur