Ch 3 Expansion and Establishment

2. Basic unit of government in new england colonies.
4. Large farms were called this because of a major part of the southern culture.
5. The local army in the colonies.
6. Free adult white male property owners known as freemen.
8. farmers People who could raise just enough crops and livestock to provide for their families.
12. A big sized wagon to carry stuff with when traveling.
16. An undeveloped area at the edge of the settled areas.
17. The south's wide coastal plane.

1. Puritan minister devoted himself to translating the bible into the language of the algonquin indians in Massachusetts.
3. Local magistrates or judges in the colonies.
7. Towns where new Indians convert could come to learn about the bible, european laws, manners, and town life.
9. Conflict in the southern colonies that began with the Indians and ended with violence among the colonies.
10. The largest group of settlers that came from Europe.
11. Control of government money.
13. Indian war started in 1637 between the Massachusetts bay colony and the pequot tribe.
14. War between metacomet and new england colonists from 1675 to 78.
15. The trade routes formed a triangle on the map.