acts of Parliamentintended to promotethe self-sufficiency ofthe British Empire byrestricting colonialtrade to England anddecreasingdependence on foreignimported goods. NavigationActsFound thestate ofRhode Island,founder of firstbaptist churchRogerWilliamsHe was one of theEnglish settlers atJamestown. Hediscovered how tosuccessfully growtobacco in Virginia.He also marriedPocahontas.JohnRolfeGroup of religiousreformists whowanted to purify theAnglican Church.Started with JohnCalvin. PuritansThis system allowedcolonists to receive50 acres of land tothose who broughtindentured servantsto the new world HeadrightsystemCodified slavestatus. Stated thatchildren ofenslaved womenwere automaticallyborn enslaved.VirginiaSlaveCodesMaryland,Virginia, NorthCarolina, SouthCarolina, andGeorgia. SouthernColonies”People whodon’t work don’teat” he savedthe Virginiacolony fromcollapse JohnSmithBrutal War andconflict betweenNative American andEuropeans innortheastern NorthAmerica. CausedEnglish domination ofNew England.PequotwarHe claimed torule in thename of thenew monarchs.  Leisure'sRebellionNew York,New Jersey,Pennsylvania,andDelaware. Middlecolonieswar started whenthe Massachusettsgovernment tried toassert courtjurisdiction over thelocal Indians. KingPhilip'swarRoyal colonygoverned byJohnWinthrop MassachusettsBay ColoniesUnion of fourcolonies consisting ofthe twoMassachusettscolonies and the twoConnecticut coloniesin 1643. New EnglandConfederationReligious Society offriends. Ideas whichincluded the ideathat the presence ofGod exists in everyperson. Society ofFriends(Quakers)First woman to goagainst and questionpuritan gender rolesin positions of powerlater on her and herfamily were banishedfrom their colony AnneHutchinsonEnglishQuaker leaderand advocateof religiousfreedom, WilliamPennMassachusetts,NewHampshire,Rhode Island,andConnecticut.NewEnglandColoniesallowed partialmembership rightsto persons not yetconverted into thePuritan churchHalfwaycovenantWas the first electedlegislative assemblyin the New World.Established inVirginia. First stepstowards democracy House ofburgessesformed by theVirginiaCompany as aprofit-earningventure.Virginia:purpose,profit failuresuccessthe governor ofMassachusetts BayColony and wasinstrumental informing the colony’sgovernment andshaping its legislativepolicy. JohnWinthropThis allowedchristian religionsinto Marylandmaking it thebiggest safe havenfor Catholics Act ofTolerationOpechancanough led arebellion against Virginiasettlers, and killed 1200 ofthe Virginia Company. TheColony retaliated andmassacred villages ofnatives, began a newpolicy to expel the nativesfrom the land. Uprisingof 1622Uprising inWestern Virginiaplanters againstWilliamBerkeley.Bacon'srebellionacts of Parliamentintended to promotethe self-sufficiency ofthe British Empire byrestricting colonialtrade to England anddecreasingdependence on foreignimported goods. NavigationActsFound thestate ofRhode Island,founder of firstbaptist churchRogerWilliamsHe was one of theEnglish settlers atJamestown. Hediscovered how tosuccessfully growtobacco in Virginia.He also marriedPocahontas.JohnRolfeGroup of religiousreformists whowanted to purify theAnglican Church.Started with JohnCalvin. PuritansThis system allowedcolonists to receive50 acres of land tothose who broughtindentured servantsto the new world HeadrightsystemCodified slavestatus. Stated thatchildren ofenslaved womenwere automaticallyborn enslaved.VirginiaSlaveCodesMaryland,Virginia, NorthCarolina, SouthCarolina, andGeorgia. SouthernColonies”People whodon’t work don’teat” he savedthe Virginiacolony fromcollapse JohnSmithBrutal War andconflict betweenNative American andEuropeans innortheastern NorthAmerica. CausedEnglish domination ofNew England.PequotwarHe claimed torule in thename of thenew monarchs.  Leisure'sRebellionNew York,New Jersey,Pennsylvania,andDelaware. Middlecolonieswar started whenthe Massachusettsgovernment tried toassert courtjurisdiction over thelocal Indians. KingPhilip'swarRoyal colonygoverned byJohnWinthrop MassachusettsBay ColoniesUnion of fourcolonies consisting ofthe twoMassachusettscolonies and the twoConnecticut coloniesin 1643. New EnglandConfederationReligious Society offriends. Ideas whichincluded the ideathat the presence ofGod exists in everyperson. Society ofFriends(Quakers)First woman to goagainst and questionpuritan gender rolesin positions of powerlater on her and herfamily were banishedfrom their colony AnneHutchinsonEnglishQuaker leaderand advocateof religiousfreedom, WilliamPennMassachusetts,NewHampshire,Rhode Island,andConnecticut.NewEnglandColoniesallowed partialmembership rightsto persons not yetconverted into thePuritan churchHalfwaycovenantWas the first electedlegislative assemblyin the New World.Established inVirginia. First stepstowards democracy House ofburgessesformed by theVirginiaCompany as aprofit-earningventure.Virginia:purpose,profit failuresuccessthe governor ofMassachusetts BayColony and wasinstrumental informing the colony’sgovernment andshaping its legislativepolicy. JohnWinthropThis allowedchristian religionsinto Marylandmaking it thebiggest safe havenfor Catholics Act ofTolerationOpechancanough led arebellion against Virginiasettlers, and killed 1200 ofthe Virginia Company. TheColony retaliated andmassacred villages ofnatives, began a newpolicy to expel the nativesfrom the land. Uprisingof 1622Uprising inWestern Virginiaplanters againstWilliamBerkeley.Bacon'srebellion

New England, Southern, Middle colonies - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Navigation Acts
    acts of Parliament intended to promote the self-sufficiency of the British Empire by restricting colonial trade to England and decreasing dependence on foreign imported goods.
  2. Roger Williams
    Found the state of Rhode Island, founder of first baptist church
  3. John Rolfe
    He was one of the English settlers at Jamestown. He discovered how to successfully grow tobacco in Virginia. He also married Pocahontas.
  4. Puritans
    Group of religious reformists who wanted to purify the Anglican Church. Started with John Calvin.
  5. Headright system
    This system allowed colonists to receive 50 acres of land to those who brought indentured servants to the new world
  6. Virginia Slave Codes
    Codified slave status. Stated that children of enslaved women were automatically born enslaved.
  7. Southern Colonies
    Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.
  8. John Smith
    ”People who don’t work don’t eat” he saved the Virginia colony from collapse
  9. Pequot war
    Brutal War and conflict between Native American and Europeans in northeastern North America. Caused English domination of New England.
  10. Leisure's Rebellion
    He claimed to rule in the name of the new monarchs.
  11. Middle colonies
    New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware.
  12. King Philip's war
    war started when the Massachusetts government tried to assert court jurisdiction over the local Indians.
  13. Massachusetts Bay Colonies
    Royal colony governed by John Winthrop
  14. New England Confederation
    Union of four colonies consisting of the two Massachusetts colonies and the two Connecticut colonies in 1643.
  15. Society of Friends (Quakers)
    Religious Society of friends. Ideas which included the idea that the presence of God exists in every person.
  16. Anne Hutchinson
    First woman to go against and question puritan gender roles in positions of power later on her and her family were banished from their colony
  17. William Penn
    English Quaker leader and advocate of religious freedom,
  18. New England Colonies
    Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.
  19. Halfway covenant
    allowed partial membership rights to persons not yet converted into the Puritan church
  20. House of burgesses
    Was the first elected legislative assembly in the New World. Established in Virginia. First steps towards democracy
  21. Virginia: purpose, profit failure success
    formed by the Virginia Company as a profit-earning venture.
  22. John Winthrop
    the governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony and was instrumental in forming the colony’s government and shaping its legislative policy.
  23. Act of Toleration
    This allowed christian religions into Maryland making it the biggest safe haven for Catholics
  24. Uprising of 1622
    Opechancanough led a rebellion against Virginia settlers, and killed 1200 of the Virginia Company. The Colony retaliated and massacred villages of natives, began a new policy to expel the natives from the land.
  25. Bacon's rebellion
    Uprising in Western Virginia planters against William Berkeley.