Chapter 3 - Planting Colonies in North America

The ________ was the conquest and exploitation of indigenous peoples in mining, agriculture or animal husbandries.

In ________, England turned Virginia into a Royal colony with appointed civil authorities by the Crown.

The first ________ in North America was to be established in England.

In what is referred to as the War of the ________, armed conflict started in Europe in 1688, spreading to the colonies of the War of King William.

________ issued a charter granting his brother James, duke of York, a former Dutch colony which in his honour was renamed New York.

In 1629 a(n) ________ was issued to the rich Puritans who named their company Massachusetts Bay Company, and to the fishing settlement of Naumkeag on Massachusetts Bay, a fortnight force of 200 settlers which was renamed Salem.

The ________ of 1637 followed almost forty years of peace in New England.

In ________, England turned Virginia into a Royal colony with appointed civil authorities by the Crown.

In what is referred to as the War of the ________, armed conflict started in Europe in 1688, spreading to the colonies of the War of King William.

________ issued a charter granting his brother James, duke of York, a former Dutch colony which in his honour was renamed New York.

In 1629 a(n) ________ was issued to the rich Puritans who named their company Massachusetts Bay Company, and to the fishing settlement of Naumkeag on Massachusetts Bay, a fortnight force of 200 settlers which was renamed Salem.