Match the vocabulary term to its correct definition.
question 1 options:
to settle in a new area.
a failed english settlement that still remains a mystery today.
the first written framework of government in the new world.
the first english permanent settlement in the new world.
a tradition started by the pilgrims in the new world.
a major crop for jamestown which them become a stable colony.
the second permanent settlement in the new world.
someone who travels for religious purposes.
new cities in the new world
known as a hero for saving john smith's life.
1.
colonies
2.
mayflower compact
3.

4.
colonization
5.
jamestown
6.
pilgrims
7.
plymouth
8.
pocahontas
9.
roanoke
10.
tobacco

in order of questions:

1. colonization

2. roanoke

3. mayflower compact

4. jamestown

5. thanksgiving

6. tobacco

7. plymouth

8. pilgrims

9. colonies

10. pocahontas

The definitions for these terms are as listed below:

Explanation:

1. Colonies:  New cities in the New World

"Colony" was the name given to new settlements in current American territory during the English colonial campaign.

2. Mayflower Compact:  The first written framework of government in the New World.

The Mayflower compact, named after the English ship "Mayflower", on which it was signed, was a document containing the first political guidelines to be enacted in the territory currently known as the United States. It was signed on November 21, 1620.

3. Thanksgiving : A tradition started by the Pilgrims in the New World.

The celebration of the modern thanksgiving tradition dates back to 1619. It was originally a religious tradition of being thankful for a plentiful harvest.

4. Colonization : To settle in a new area.

In the United States, the process of colonization consisted on English settlements along uncharted territory.

5. Jamestown : The first English permanent settlement in the New World.

Jamestown is known as the first successful attempt of English colonization in the current American territory.

6. Pilgrims : Someone who travels for religious purposes.

Pilgrims were known as religious travelers. Among the main objectives of pilgrims was the christianization of native territory.

7. Plymouth : The second permanent settlement in the New World.

Plymouth was a settlement located in current southeastern Massachusetts. It was founded by English Puritans in 1620.

8. Pocahontas : Known as a hero for saving John Smith's life.

Pocahontas, known for saving John Smith's life at the moment of his execution, was a Powhatan Native American woman who was involved in English settlement affairs at Jamestown.

9. Roanoke : A failed English settlement that still remains a mystery today.

Roanoke colony is known as "the lost colony" due to the mysterious disappearance of its population after the second failed attempt to establish a permanent English colony in the territory currently known as North Carolina in 1587. The first attempt took place in 1585  

10. Tobacco : A major crop for Jamestown which helped them become a stable colony.

Tobacco trade became a main source of growth in the settlement of Jamestown during colonial times due to its fair pricing as an export product.

the u.s. department of labor is a cabinet-level federal agency that supports the american labor force. it has three overall functions. first, it protects the rights of workers and retirees. second, it provides job training. third, it provides statistics related to working, prices, and income.