Georgia is names after - King George, A pilgrimage is - a journey for religious reasons, Georgia was founded - to give debtors a second chance, Georgia also acted as a - buffer state between South Carolina and Spanish Florida, Maryland was founded - to be more tolerant of other religions, The lost colony - Roanoke, The first successful colony - Jamestown, Virginia, Puritans - wanted the Church of England to be more pure and by the Bible, Head of the Church of England and ruler o England - King James I, Sir Calvert (aka Lord Baltimore) founded - Maryland, Who asked King George for a charter to create Georgia? - James Oglethorpe, Which two colonies had the most enslaved people? - Virginia and Georgia, What year did the pilgrims land? - 1621, Where did the pilgrims land? - Plymouth, Massachusetts, Which two groups wanted to change the Church of England? - Puritans and pilgrims, Which group had organized communities? - Puritans, Rhode Island was the first colony to have - complete religious freedom, How did the pilgrims know they were not in Virginia? - It was cold and they could not grow crops., Which colony was the first to pay Native Americans for the land? - Rhode Island, The colonies were split into these three regions: - Southern, Middle Atlantic, and New England, What is a dissenter? - someone who disagrees with the majority or the people in power, What was another name for the Puritan colony? - Massachusetts Bay Colony,

Unit 10 Colonial America

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