Who was the Duke of York?

the proprietor owner of New York

daughter of Chief Powhatan who helped Jamestown succeed

first leader of Jamestown; helped the colony succeed

Who was James Oglethorpe?

an Englishman who founded Georgia as a debtors' colony

Who are subsistence farmers?

farmers who grew just enough food for their families

What was the Great Awakening?

a religious renewal that spread through all the colonies

What was subsistence farming?

farming that produced just enough food to feed local people

What are indentured servants?

people who worked 5-7 years to pay off their debts

What is the meaning of "breadbasket of the colonies?"

a group of colonies that produced corn, wheat, and barley

What was the triangular trade?

three sided trade routes with three ports or stops

Who are the Puritans?

a religious group who left England for religious freedom

What were the Salem Witch Trials?

19 people were found guilty and executed for witchcraft

crops grown for a profit, like tobacco, indigo, and cotton

Who was Roger Williams?

a Puritan who founded the colony of Providence, Rhode Island

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Impact of Migration/Colonization

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1
Who was the Duke of York?
the founder of New Netherlands
a soldiers who led men up a hill
the proprietor owner of New York
a lord who sent Molly Bannaky to Maryland to pay debts
2
What were the Southern colonies?
MD, VA, NC, SC, GA
NY, PA, NJ, DE
VT, ME, FL
MA, CT, RI, NH
3
Choose the enduring issue that is NOT shown in this document:
Impact of Colonization
Power
Ideas and Beliefs
Environment impact on people
4
Who was Pocahontas?
a Dutch woman who helped settle the NY colony
woman who started the colony of Rhode Island
a Puritan woman who started the colony of Connecticut
daughter of Chief Powhatan who helped Jamestown succeed
5
Who was John Smith?
leader of English government
a slave owner who became rich by planting tobacco
first leader of Jamestown; helped the colony succeed
an indentured servant who worked for John Rolfe
6
Who was James Oglethorpe?
an Englishman who founded Georgia as a debtors' colony
became rich by selling land in Pennsylvania
a Puritan looking for religious freedom
the leader of the House of Burgesses
7
What was the religion of the Massachusetts Bay Colony?
Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
Puritanism
8
Who are subsistence farmers?
farmers who grew crops for profit
farmers who had profitable plantations
farmers who only grew tobacco
farmers who grew just enough food for their families
9
What was the Great Awakening?
a religious renewal that spread through all the colonies
the fight for religious freeedom
the hour when farmers woke up for work
a polytheistic religious movement
10
Which colonial region had the largest land mass? (most area?)
Southern Colonies
Middle Atlantic Colonies
The French Territory
New England Colonies
11
What was subsistence farming?
farming that produced just enough food to feed local people
farming that produced enough food for many colonies
farming that used the latest technology
farming that produced food for the Native Americans
12
Choose the best enduring issue for this document:
Ideas and Beliefs
Impact of Trade
Impact of Industrialization
Conflict
13
What are indentured servants?
people who looked for religious freedom in the colonies
people who worked 5-7 years to pay off their debts
Africans who were captured and sold into slavery
workers on a manor in England
14
Which European countries owned land near the English Colonies?
Germany and Spain
Spain and Sweden
France and Spain
Holland (The Netherlands) and France
15
What is the meaning of "breadbasket of the colonies?"
a groups of colonies that produced tobacco, indigo, and tar
a group of colonies that produced corn, wheat, and barley
a group of colonies that produced lumber, ships, and fish
a group of colonies that produced cotton, tobacco, indigo
16
Which colony was the original site of Jamestown?
North Carolina
Virginia
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
17
What was the triangular trade?
three sided ships that traded goods to the New World
three sided trade routes across the Pacific Ocean
three sided trinkets traded to Native Americans for land
three sided trade routes with three ports or stops
18
Who are the Puritans?
a religious group who left England for religious freedom
English leaders in Parliament
tobacco planters in Virginia
indentured servants who lived in Georgia
19
What was the frontier?
the backcountry, wilderness
term to describe the Middle Atlantic colonies
the colonies on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean
a religious renewal
20
What were the Salem Witch Trials?
19 people were found guilty and executed for witchcraft
tests given to new witches in Salem, MA
term used to describe the courts in MA
colonists in Salem, MA who were judges
21
What are cash crops?
crops grown only in fall
crops grown for a profit, like tobacco, indigo, and cotton
crops that took a lot of money to plant
crops grown west of the Appalachian Mountains
22
Who was Roger Williams?
the founder of Pennsylvania
the leader of the Jamestown colony
an indentured servant who was freed in Maryland
a Puritan who founded the colony of Providence, Rhode Island
23
Choose the best enduring issue for this document:
Ideas and Beliefs
Human Rights
Impact of Migration/Colonization
Power
24
What where the Middle Atlantic colonies?
MA, CT, RI, NH
MD, VA, NC, SC, GA
NY, PA, NJ, DE
ME, VT, FL
25
What was New York colony's original name?
New Netherland Colony
Vermont colony
Albany colony
Maine colony
26
What were the New England colonies?
VT, ME, FL
MA, CT, RI, NH
NY, PA, NJ, MD, DE
VA, NC, SC, GA

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