This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: a French explorer who thought that the western side of the Outer Banks was the Pacific ocean, the explorer that had to build two new ships near the Cape Fear river, Came through North Carolina and discovered the Mississippi River, Sailed to steal as much gold as he could from the Spanish, Sailed to America in 1583 with 6 ships and claimed the land for the Queen of England, Went to the New World in 1584 and brought two American Indians with them to England., Two American Indians from the Carolinas that went to England, Wanted to set up a colony in America so he could have a base to attack more Spanish ships carrying gold, A document giving permission from the queen to set up a colony, The first English child born in the New World, A governor who was delayed returning to the Lost Colony with supplies, The first English colony in North America, Another word for King, The first permanent settlement in North Carolina and considered the "Mother Town", The first official town and seaport in North Carolina, A man who traveled throughout the colony mending things made of metal, Made a living removing rocks and trees from fields, Their job was to tell people the news of the colony, a person who came to America to be a servant in exchange for something, A colonial toilet, Tar and other things needed by the British Navy, The woman who sold fresh game and vegetables in the street., The first successful English colony in the New World and The word carved in the tree to explain what happened to the Lost Colony.
Colonial Review Bingo | Explorers | 4th Grade American Revolution | New England, Southern, Middle colonies | History Lessons 9 & 10
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