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Call to Freedom Chapter 3 English Colonies
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1
Slaves could not work at jobs that required training and skill.
True
False
2
The event that led to the Intolerable Acts.
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
Stamp Act
Townshend Acts
3
Established religious rights for ALL Christians in Maryland.
Toleration Act
Intolerable Act
Pilgrim Freedom Act
Bill of Rights
4
John Locke was not a spiritual leader but a philosophical leader.
False
True
5
Resulted in a not guilty verdict for most charged in this event.
Boston Tea Party
Boston Massacre
Kent State Massacre
Lexington and Concord
6
As a result of the English Bill of Rights the King ........while the Parliament......
lost/stayed the same
lost/gained
gained / lost
7
Lessened the power of the king of England.
Mayflower Compact
English Bill of Rights
Toleration Act
Magna Carta
8
The need for workers in the south led to the use of slave workers.
True
False
9
The Jamestown colony was a failure in the end.
True
False
10
The most profitable colonial group was the
Southern Colonies
Middle Colonies
New England Colonies
11
Closed Boston Harbor, removed the governor and cancelled the charter of Massachusetts.
Intolerable Acts
Quartering Act
Tea Act
Townshend Act
12
As a result of the French and Indian War England gained ......
control of all French and Spanish lands in North America
Canada and the lands east of the Mississippi River
Canada but lost land west of the Appalachian Mts to Spain
13
Anne Hutchinson believed that ......
you can have a religious relationship without ministers.
witchcraft was punishable by death.
women were not meant to be religious leaders.
14
The Stamp Act was enforced by placing British judges on Colonial Courts.
True
False
15
Women in the colonies could contribute in most ways except....
as farm managers and medical practioners
as shopowners and running businesses
as skilled craft workers
16
Led the Puritans to Massachusetts in 1630.
John Winthrop
John Edwards
Miles Standish
William Penn
17
Negotiated an agreement between the Powhatan and the colonists of Jamestown.
John Smith
William Penn
John Rolfe
John Edwards
18
The Powhatan were important to the people of Jamestown because.......
they were trained tobacco growers.
they provided food and taught them to grow corn.
they took control of Jamestown to save the colonists.
19
Pennsylvania was founded as a place for religious tolerance and dealing fairly with Indians.
True
False
20
The Stamp Act upset the colonists because it was the first time that England had.....
taxed exports to the colonies.
sent an army to enforce it
taxed the colonies directly
21
The Toleration Act of 1649 was important because it was the first law in the colonies to....
establish one religion in the colonies
support religious tolerence
end fighting between catholics and protestents
22
The Great Awakening helped move the colonists to separate from the English.
False
True
23
Pilgrim agreement that established self-government in the colonies.
Mayflower Compact
Bay Colony Accord
Bill of Rights
Magna Carta
24
Education in New England was considered important to children so they could......
be literate and successful leaders
read the bible
calculate business contracts