Early English Settlements

3. John Smith says that Powhatan's daughter _____ saved him from being killed.
5. The people of Jamestown built it on a _____.
8. Not a lot of time before the eclipse, the English put _____ American Indians to death after finding them guilty of murder.
9. The big feast that was celebrated between the American Indians and the Pilgrims in which they had turkey, duck, deer, lobster etc.
13. The man elected govern in Plymouth in 1621.
14. To the Wampanoag people the _____ eclipse as a time for war.
15. Sir Walter Raleigh believed American colonies would make England more _____.
16. There were few farmers on the first trip to Roanoke, so the
19. Virginias cash crop and what they called Virginias gold.
20. The ship that the Pilgrims came on.
22. When the _____ tribe had not yet join the war, the English killed most of their men, woman, and children in a large _____ settlement to stop them from ever doing so.
25. The only clue of what happened to the lost colony of Roanoke.
26. _____ was the son of Massasoit and changed his name to the English name Philip.
29. The Pilgrims came to north America for religious _____.

1. _____ _____ was shot bye an American Indian who joined the english in 1676, the war was finally over.
2. _____ knows what happened to the Roanoke colony.
4. ran short on _____.
6. What the drawn up agreement was for the settlers to live peacefully together.
7. Roanoke is an island near present-day _____ _____.
10. Though the people of Jamestown came for _____ they never found it.
11. The place in which the pilgrims arrived and claimed.
12. The _____ _____ fight was a horrible low for the Narragansett tribe.
17. Captain John Smith wasn't aloud to travel back to Roanoke because of the war between England and _____.
18. "The winter of 1609–1610 was known as the _____ _____ Many settlers had to eat horses and dogs. Hundreds of people died. Only about 60 settlers survived in Jamestown."
21. King James gave permission to _____ men to start a colony in North America.
23. King Phillip thought the English killed his brother in 1662. After that King Phillips trust in the English was _____.
24. Despite all it's hardships, Jamestown managed to be the first _____ colony.
27. Roanoke was named after the American _____ that lived there.
28. "The Pilgrims corn ripened during the _____. In the fall, they held a feast to give thanks for the harvest—the food they had collected from the plants they had grown."