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- 3. While some Africans were already in Virginia, in which year were were the first African slaves brought to Virginia and by whom/
- 8. What did the house of Burgess's create?
- 10. What was the name of the ship that the new English settlers arrived in and where did it land?
- 13. How did Jamestown become profitable?
- 17. 20 years after the Roanoke settlement, which company was given a charter to start a new colony in North America and what was the city/settlement settled there, named after the king?
- 19. who came to settle in the north of Virginia in 1620 were known as this
- 24. What was the name given to Roanoke following this event?
- 26. In 1587 when the second colony was set up at Roanoke, who was chosen to run the colony before he returned to England for supplies?
- 28. Since the settlers were not within Virginia's territory and the rules did not apply to them, what did they do?
- 29. In 1619, what type of government was established in Virginia?
- 30. Who took control of Jamestown and made people work for their food, or let them starve?
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- 1. Which Englishmen was given the 1st "charter" to establish a colony in the New World in 1585 from Queen Victoria?
- 2. The ship that sailed for Virgina
- 4. Who left because a shortage of supplies?
- 5. What was found at Roanoke when White returned after 3 years away?
- 6. By 1670, who were voting rights limited to?
- 7. The new colony established north of Virginia in1620 was called ___
- 9. What was the name of the "assembly" that first met in Virginia in summer of 1619, that established self-government in the English Colonies?
- 11. The idea of self government in the English colonies was rooted in which document and governing body?
- 12. Which Native Americans helped Pilgrims recover from Starving Time and how?
- 14. In 1619 the first___ were brought to Virginia
- 15. Those who protested against the established church were _________?
- 16. From which governing document is the following quote/rule/right?
- 18. The starving time was known as?
- 20. The religious upheaval in Europe/England that tore the Catholic Church apart and led to new colonies being formed was the ___?
- 21. What issues did the first permanent English settlers experience in Jamestown?
- 22. In 1608 Jamestown was near its___?
- 23. From which governing document is the following quote/rule/right? (2)
- 25. What issues did the first settlers at Roanoke experience when they first arrived?
- 27. Some protesters wanted to purify or restore the church and were known as ____?