Ap Ameican history

accompanied john smith on his expedition to virginia

Wrote "day of dream"

a Dutch theologian who preached Arminianism

Had a dream to colonize America and it died with this man at sea; his half brother sir walter raleigh took it over

French explored; journeyed hundreds of miles up the St. Lawerence river

Funded the exspansing into the new world and got Carolina named after him

Established Baltimore as a haven for catholics

Deepest Theological mind in America; ignited the great awakening

Last of the Aztec rulers who saw his powerful empire crumble under the force of the Spanish invasion led by Hernan Cortes

The Virgin queen of England was in power when the colonies were established

Discovered the Mississippi river; brutally mistreated the indians

Royal governor of Virginia; member of Virginia's seaboard elite

New York libel case against John Peter Zenger. Established the principle that truthful statements about public officials could not be prosecuted as libel; found not guilty

Engilsh adventurer who sponsored failed settlements of north carolinas Roanoke Island. Once favored by the queen until he secretly one of her maids of honour. he was executed for treason

A great puritain solder that ruled England for 10 years when King Charles the 1st was beheaded

Led an armed march on Philadelphia protesting the Quakers lenient policy towards the Indians

a former indentured servant that became a successful lawyer and defended Zenger in the Zenger Trial

Arch bishop of the Puritains

Wampanog cheiftain who signed a peace treaty with the Plymouth Bay settlers in 1621 and helped celebrate their 1st thanksgiving

The artist that is responsible for one of the most famous paintings of George Washington

Members of  the church

Whoever paid for a servants passage aquired 50 acres of land. This was known as...

Sent with an expedition down the mississippi river

Spanish explorer; discovered Florida; killed by an Indian's arrow

Founded the 1st public library system and the Univ. of Penns.

Uneducated slave; brought to America at age 8 and published a book of poems at age 20

Ran Jamestown and covinced settlers to stay in America

Ministers who took part in the revivalist, emotive religious tradition by George Whitefield during the great awakening

Took over Virginia in 1608 to keep it from collapsing

Houses created for the poor

Orthodox clergymen who rejected the emotionalism of the great awakening in favor for a more rational spirituality

puritain leader that founded the colony of Connecticut

Spanish explorer, crushed the Inca's in Peru in 1532; made spain rich with silver and gold

1st governor fo the bay colonies; a lawyer