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1 I have, Who has 13 colonies, slave trade, Powhatan tribe Created by Heather Smith Font: Pea Sugar Noodles

2 Directions 1. Cut out and laminate cards. 2. Pass cards out to students. There are 32 cards. Some students may get more than 1 card. 3. The student with the start here card begins. They will read their card chief of the Powhatan tribe? 4. Play until all cards have been read. The last card says Finish Here.

3 Start here I have Chief Wahunsonacock. chief of the Powhatan tribe? year the first colonists arrived? I have name of the first settlement in the new world? I have Jamestown. captain who saved the colonists from starvation?

4 I have Captain I have pilgrim. John Smith. Who has another name for a traveler? number of original colonies? I have thirteen. I have Georgia. southern most colony? Who has a person that agrees to work for a specified amount of time for passage to the new world?

5 I have indentured servant. I have the Middle Colonies. region based on farm products and minerals? Who has one reason why the English wanted colonies in North America? I have to find gold and other resources. name of the Powhatan Chief s daughter? I have Pocahontas. region with the longest growing season?

6 I have the Southern Colonies. Who has someone who is bought and sold and forced to work? I have slave. region that Jamestown is apart of? I have the New England Colonies. transportation method used to get slaves to North America? I have ships. Who has a synonym for farm?

7 I have plantation. name of the lost colony? I have the Roanoke Colony. body of water that is east of the New England colonies? I have Chesapeake Bay. I have Massachusetts. colony that present day Maine belonged to? smallest colony?

8 I have Rhode Island. Who has a resource as valuable as gold? I have sugar. number of Englishmen that arrived at the mouth of the James River? I have 110 people. I have diseases. reason so many colonists died? publisher of Poor Richard s Almanac?

9 I have Benjamin Franklin. main ways colonists got food? I have hunting and fishing. mountain range that runs through the middle and southern colonies? I have the Appalachian Mountains. country that owned the colonies? I have England. main age range of people traveling to the colonies in 1607?

10 I have 17 and 35 years old. ship that landed in Provincetown in 1620? I have the Mayflower. major port city in the New England colonies? I have Boston. Who has another name for the Middle Colonies (based on the products they produce)? I have the Bread Basket region. Finish Here

11 Answer Key-I have Who has Colonies 1. Start Here. Chief of the Powhatan tribe? 2. I have Chief Wahunsonacock. year the first colonists arrived? 3. I have name of the first settlement in the new world? 4. I have Jamestown. captain who saved the colonists from starvation? 5. I have Captain John Smith. Who has another name for a traveler? 6. I have pilgrim. number of original colonies? 7. I have thirteen. southern most colony? 8. I have Georgia. Who has a person that agrees to work for a specified amount of time for passage to the new world? 9. I have indentured servant. region based on farm products and minerals? 10. I have the Middle Colonies. Who has one reason why the English wanted colonies in North America? 11. I have gold and other resources. name of the Powhatan Chief s daughter? 12. I have Pocahontas. region with the longest growing season? 13. I have Southern Colonies. Who has someone who is bought and sold and forced to work? 14. I have slave. region that Jamestown is apart of? 15. I have New England colonies. transportation method used to get slaves to North America? 16. I have ships. Who has a synonym for farm? 17. I have plantation. name of the lost colony? 18. I have Roanoke. body of water that is east of the New England colonies? 19. I have Chesapeake Bay. colony that present day Maine belonged to? 20. I have Massachusetts. smallest colony? 21. I have Rhode Island. Who has a resource as valuable as gold? 22. I have sugar. number of Englishmen that arrived at the mouth of the James River? 23. I have 110 people. reason so many people died? 24. I have diseases. publisher of Poor Richard s Almanac? 25. I have Benjamin Franklin. main ways colonists got food? 26. I have hunting and fishing. mountain range that runs through the Middle and Southern colonies? 27. I have the Appalachian Mountains. country that owned the colonies? 28. I have England. main age range of people traveling to the colonies in 1607? 29. I have years old. ship that landed in Provincetown in 1620? 30. I have the Mayflower. major port city in the New England colonies? 31. I have Boston. Who has another name for the Middle Colonies (based on the products they produce)? 32. I have the Bread Basket region. Finish Here.

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