This one factor, more than any other, gave the English the advantage over other European colonizers

The dominant religion of the region.

African slavery replaced this labor system in the Chesapeake colonies.

Political thought in the colonies was greatly influenced by this intellectual movement.

Native American efforts to expel the Jamestown settlers in 1622.

Conflicts over the fur trade between 1640 and 1701 were known as this.

The primary economic activity of the region.

The primary export of the Middle Colonies.

This religious movement promoted intellectual exchange among diverse groups.

Conflict between the Spanish and Native Americans New Mexico in 1680.

The French and Indian War was part of this larger conflict.

The most religiously tolerant colony in New England.

A term historians use to refer to the lack of enforcement of the Navigation Acts.

The term for the spreading of Christian gospel by public preaching or personal witness.

The term for communities of runaway slaves.

These special licenses issued by the Spanish internationalized the African slave trade.

This war ended the alliance with the Wampanoag and any significant resistance by local tribes.

All the European powers employed this economic system to gain wealth from their colonies.

Largest immigrant group aside from those from the British Isles.

Slave rebellion in South Carolina in 1739.

In the fur trade, the French allied with this group of Native Americans.

This Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony called Boston "a city upon a hill" in his sermon, "A model of Christian Charity."

The primary reason Britain had difficulty enforcing the Navigation Acts and collecting duties (taxes).

The spread of ideas through the written word is known as this.

This New England tribe remained neutral in any conflicts with Puritans until they were attacked without cause during King Philip's War.