7th History

6. The Separatists wanted a new church, one that they believed would be true to God's what?
7. Early English settlers who met together to make laws for the bigger group of people based on representation were a part of the House of --- What?
8. What early English settler believed that if a man did not work he did not eat.
10. There were approximately 18,000 Native Americans from one nation living in Virginia at this time. What was the name of this Native American Nation, which was comprised of about 30 tribes?
14. The settlers in Jamestown practiced a fundamental value of North Americans today called free --- what?
16. On Henry Hudson’s fourth trip to the New World his crew did what?
18. John Smyth strongly believed in personal salvations by what?
20. What was the name of the Powhatan chief’s daughter?

1. The first permanent English settlement in the United States was named for King James. What was the name of the settlement?
2. John Smyth believed in that salvation came through the acceptance of the work of -----
3. What First Nations people did Samuel de Champlain fight against?
4. John Smyth was considered by most to be a what?
5. Many still today refer to Samuel de Champlain as The Father of New ---- what?
9. John Smyth also believed that only those who had experienced personal salvation should be what?
11. What trade did Samuel de Champlain help to reestablish?
12. The two main factions within the Protestant movement were the Puritans and Separatists. The Puritans wanted to do what to the Anglican Church?
13. Samuel de Champlain’s greatest ambition was to settle what place?
15. What country was Henry Hudson from?
16. During Henry Hudson’s second trip to North America, Hudson reported seeing what mythical creature?
17. What was one thing that Henry Hudson had a good mind for?
19. According to John Smith who saved his life?