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Columbus discovered the New World in _____.
1492
___ ___ _ ________ of Spain discovered Florida and was the first European to reach the mainland of the U.S.
Juan Ponce de Leon
The first permanent, European settlement was in _______ _______ in Florida in 1565.
St. Augustine
The ______ settled in the southern part of North America, while the _______ settled in Canada.
Spanish

French
___ _____ claimed part of North America for England in ____.
John Cabot
1497
Why was the change to a Protestant country important for England?
Because it meant that people were free to read the Bible for themselves.
_____ ___ _ had called for a Bible to place in every church.
Queen Elizabeth I
Queen Elizabeth I gave __ __ permission to begin a colony in America.
Walter Raleigh
The island of ___ was chosen as the first place to begin a colony.
Roanoke
The part of the New World that the captains had explored was called _____ after the Queen.
Virginia
Why did the first group of men who went to Roanoke Island not establish a colony?
Because they were more interested in making money than starting a colony, and they ran out of food.
Sir Walter Raleigh sent a second group to Roanoke to start a colony. What happen to them?
When John White returned to the colony, they had disappeared.
Who was the governor of the first colony?
John White
The first English child born in Virginia was named ___ ___.
Virginia Dare
In 1588, the English defeated the powerful Spanish fleet known as the ___ ___.
Spanish Armada
When John White returned to the colony after the defeat of Spain, the only thing he found was the word _______ carved on a tree.
Croatoan
Roanoke is still known today as the "____ _____".
Lost Colony.
A ___ ___ is a graph that is used to show events in their correct order.
time line
When Queen Elizabeth I died, __ ___ came to the throne.
King James I
What were the 4 things King James I wanted to do:
1
2
3
4
1. find a passage to India
2. to find gold, silver and other minerals in the New World
3. find the people of the Lost Colony
4. teach the Indians about Christianity
The ___ ____ started a business in the colonies with the colonists.
London Company
The ______-______ system allowed the colonists to work for the common good of the colony and receive food and supplies from a public storehouse.
"common-store" system
Why were the men the London Company chose to go to the colony not right for the job?
Because they were wealthy men who were not use to working hard.
In April of _____ three small ships came to the Chesapeake Bay.
1607
In April of 1607, three small ships came to the Chesapeake Bay. They were:
1
2
3
1.Susan Constant
2.Godspeed
3.Discovery
The three ships went up the ___ _____ and established the first English colony, _______, in a swampy area.
James River

Jamestown
Why did so many people die the first year at Jamestown.
The water supply dried up, and the mosquitoes brought malaria.
__ ___ ___ took over Jamestown and made the rule: "He that will not work shall not eat."
Captain John Smith
The time period between 1609-1960 was known as the "__ ____".
"starving time"
Jamestown's first governor was __ __ ___ ___.
Lord De La Warr
The governor after Warr was ___, who started a new system of work called ___ ___ ____.
Dale

free enterprise system
The __ __ ____ was a system that allowed men to own their own land and raise crops for profit.
free enterprise system
In 1619, the Dutch brought the first ________ to Virginia to work as slaves.
blacks