1. Colonial Regions Jeopardy
Europeans
In America
100
Early English
Colonial Regions
Colonial Geography
Vocab
200
300
400

2. Europeans in America - 100
This European country settled along the east coast of North America.
England
A View of North America, 1753

3. Europeans in America - 200
This European country claimed present-day Mexico, Florida, and the American Southwest in 1753.
Spain
A View of North America, 1753

4. Europeans in America - 300
This European country settled along the rivers of N. America.
France
A View of North America, 1753

5. Europeans in America - 400
This European country claimed the Mississippi River in 1753.
France
A View of North America, 1753

6. Early English Colonies -100
This was the first English colony that failed for unknown reasons
Roanoke

7. Early English Colonies -200
This was the first permanent English colony in North America.
Jamestown

8. Early English Colonies -300
This was the English colony of Pilgrims, Squanto, and Thanksgiving
Plymouth

9. Early English Colonies -400
This crop saved the Colony of Jamestown
Tobacco

10. Colonial Regions -100
This region had warm weather and plantation-style farming.
Southern Colonies

11. Colonial Regions -200
This colonial region’s economy was based on fishing, hunting, and trapping furs.
New England Colonies

12. Colonial Regions -300
This region is known as the “Bread Basket” area for producing wheat, oats, rye, and barley.
Middle Colonies

13. Colonial Regions -400
The colony of Jamestown, with Pocahontas, mosquitoes, disease, starvation, and tobacco was located in this region
Southern (Virginia)

14. Geography -100
North Carolina

15. Geography -200
New York

16. Geography -300
Massachusetts

17. Geography -400
Connecticut

18. Vocab -100
These are goods grown to make a profit.
Cash Crop

19. Vocab -200
A person who signed a contract to work in exchange for a trip to the colonies.
Indentured Servant

20. Vocab -300
This agreement made by colonists said they would work together and establish fair laws.
Mayflower Compact

21. DAILY DOUBLE!
This was a large negative effect of the Columbian Exchange on Native Americans.
Small Pox