The Southern Colonies Crossword Puzzle

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QUESTIONS LIST: toleration : this act in 1649 made it a crime to restrict the religious rights of christians in the colony of maryland, pocahontas : she married john rolfe, smith : who took control of the colony of jamestown and built a fort in 1608?, powhatan : this confederacy of indians helped the colonists in jamestown survive, rolfe : jamestown did not make a profit until this man introduced a new type of tobacco that sold well in england, carolinas : these settlements were far apart making it difficult to govern them so it separated into north and south _ , bacon : he led a group of former indentured servants and attacked a group of friendly american indians, religious : many english catholics came to america to escape this type of persecution, head right : this system which was started by the london company gave 50 acres of land to every person who paid their way to virginia, virginia : what was the name of the region that a company of english merchants wanted to establish?, jamestown : this was the first permanent english settlement in north america, codes : most southern colonies used these laws to control slaves and were called slave _ , slavery : when oglethorpe created the colony of georgia, he outlawed this common practice, london : the investors in the new settlement formed a joint-stock company called the _ company, dutch : what people brought the first africans to virginia in 1619?, oglethorpe : king george ii gave this man a a charter hoping that georgia would shield britain's other colonies from spanish florida, indentured : these servants signed a contract to work four to seven years to pay for their journey to america, plantations : early virginia settlers created these large farms and grew tobacco, marshes : jamestown was surrounded by _ full of disease-carrying mosquitoes, tobacco : many colonists began growing this crop because it was profitable.