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Who created the only known Indian alphabet of his time?

Sequoya

the Cherokee alphabet

syllabary

Who was a Native American from Oklahoma and was the greatest athlete that ever lived?

Jim Thorpe

Who was the greatest athlete of the century?

Jim Thorpe

What is a wild, empty land that has not been settled?

wilderness

Who was the powerful ruler of England in 1585?

Queen Elizabeth I

Who asked for permission from the queen, to begin a colony?

Walter Raleigh

What was a part of the New World belonging to England?

Virginia

Who was the first English child born in America?

Virginia Dare

In 1588, England won the war with Spain in what is called the ____ ____ ____ ____ ____.

defeat of the Spanish Armada

What name was carved in a tree - the name of another island where friendly Indians lived?

Croatoan

What happened to the first English colony in America?

it failed

Roanoke is known as "____ ____ ____."

The Lost Colony

Who wanted to have a successful English colony in the New World?

King James I

By beginning a colony, what 4 things did King James hope to do?

1. find a sea passage through America to the riches of the Indies;


2. find gold, silver, and valuable minerals;


3. find the people of the Lost Colony of Roanoke; and


4. teach the Indians Christianity.

another name for businessmen

merchants

The particular group of merchants paying part of the cost of sending ships to the New World were called the ____ ____.

London Company

an official permit to start settlements in America

charter

In what year did 3 small wooden ships sail into the Chesapeake Bay?

1607

In April 1607, what 3 ships sailed into the Chesapeake Bay?

the Susan Constant, the Godspeed, and the Discovery

In April 1607, 3 ships sailed into what bay?

the Chesapeake Bay

What was the first permanent English colony in America - it was the new settlement.

Jamestown

Who was a hard worker?

Captain John Smith

In 1608, who took control of Jamestown?

Captain Smith

Captain Smith knew that unless every colonist, including the gentlemen, worked hard, they would starve in the winter, so he made what rule?

"He that does not work shall not eat."

Who was an Indian princess and was a great help to the Jamestown settlers?

Pocahontas

What years were so bad that the colonists called it "the starving time?"

1609-1610

In 1609-1610, conditions were so bad, that the colonists called it "____ ____ ____."

the starving time

What became the most important money-making crop?

tobacco

Who were the real heroes of America's beginning?

Pilgrims

In what church were the English people not free to worship as many thought they should?

Church of England

What country had freedom of worship?

Holland

The Separatists gave up their homes in England and moved to what country in search of religious freedom?

Holland

What year did the Separatists board the Mayflower?

1620

In September of 1620, what ship was boarded?

the Mayflower

Who were different people who wanted a chance to work in the New World or find adventure?

Strangers

The Separatists and Strangers together were known as ____.

Pilgrims

Who was the Mayflower's captain?

Christopher Jones

Instead of sailing closer to Jamestown, Captain Jones told the Pilgrims they were "off the coast of ____" instead.

Massachusetts

What was the first written agreement for self-government in America?

the Mayflower Compact

Who did the Pilgrims choose as their own governor?

John Carver

Creating their own plans for their own government was known as ____-____.

self-government

When was the Mayflower Compact signed?

Saturday, November 21, 1620

Who was the Pilgrims' minister?

Elder Brewster

Who was the solder who guided the Pilgrims in dealing with the Indians and in building a settlement?

Captain Miles Standish

The men sailed the Mayflower to a new area called ____.

Plymouth

What was a house, fort, and church?

Common House