This man was given the to establish Pennsylvania as a proprietary colony.

Identify a major economic resource of the New England colonies.

This European country controlled most of the eastern seaboard of North America.

This was the term for an elected representative within the Virginia colony.

This is the southernmost British colony.

The departure of this leader from Jamestown immediately preceded the Starving Times.

Tobacco, rice, indigo, and later cotton were major crops in this colonial region.

This European country had the southernmost colonies in the Americas.

This belief which was commonly held prior to the 1800s justified kingly authority.

This is the northernmost British colony.

This Briton was in charge of the mysterious Roanoke Colony.

Furs were important to this colonial region.

This line separates Maryland and Pennsylvania.

This conquistador searched for the Fountain of Youth in Florida.

This is the northernmost Southern Colony.

This man ran the buffer state of Georgia.

There were few farmers in early Jamestown. However, there was a large number of colonists who practiced this trade in early Jamestown.

This city is at the mouth of the Mississippi River.

This Virginia farmer led a rebellion because he felt that the Virginia government was not adequately protecting backwoods planters from Native American attacks.

This colony is north and west of Massachusetts.

This person brought military order to Jamestown and introduced tobacco agriculture to Virginia.

This "city of brotherly love" came to the largest city in the colonies and early United States history.

This person established a series of missions along California's Pacific Coast.?

The father of Pocahontas had this name.

This colony was formed as an independent offshoot of Pennsylvania as a home for non-British European settlers.