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TCI Unit 2 Test Review
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1
Why is Roanoke known as the "lost colony"?
Its leader got lost at sea
All the settlers disappeared
It lost a contest with Jamestown
The land was sold to Spain
2
Which of the following is an example of how trade impacted the colonies?
Colonists refused to trade with Europe
Southern colonies traded cash crops like tobacco for manufactured goods
New England stopped shipbuilding to focus on farming
Colonists relied only on local goods
3
Why was Rhode Island founded?
To promote religious freedom
To become a trade center
To shelter criminals
To grow tobacco
4
How did some enslaved people resist their condition?
Broke tools
Pretended to be sick
All of the above
Acted like they didn’t understand English
5
What usually happens on plantations?
Growing cash crops
Building furniture
Making tools
Herding cattle
6
How did trade shape the economy of the American colonies?
It had little impact on colonial life
It only benefited England
It allowed colonies to exchange goods and grow their economies
It caused the colonies to stop farming
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What was a challenge early settlers faced when building a colony?
Having too many Native American allies
Too much available farmland
Harsh weather, food shortages, and lack of supplies
A large population with many skilled workers
8
What was the purpose of the Mayflower Compact?
To make peace with Native Americans
To gain independence from England
To form a government
To set rules for ship travel
9
What is a settlement?
A group of people traveling together
A small, newly built community
A self-governing town
A place ruled by another country
10
Why was Captain John White delayed in returning to Roanoke?
He had to fix damaged ships
He was arrested in Virginia
He settled in another colony
A war between England and Spain
11
Why were Quakers mistreated in England?
They wanted to overthrow the government
They refused to obey laws
They worked for the king
They practiced a different religion
12
Which describes Williamsburg during colonial times?
A farming village
A home for only wealthy people
A center for learning and culture
A military base
13
Where did some colonial girls go to school?
Harvard University
College of William & Mary
Dame schools
Church schools
14
Why did European countries want to establish colonies in North America?
To escape the cold winters in Europe
To stop trade with other nations
To create vacation homes
To gain wealth and resources
15
What work were enslaved Africans forced to do in the Americas?
Plant and harvest crops
Cook and clean
All of the above
Work as carpenters
16
What was an important value for West Africans in the 1500s?
Growing tobacco
Speaking the same language
Speaking the same language
Honoring family and ancestors
17
What made Virginia more democratic than England?
All men and women could vote
Anyone could be governor
Colonists had free speech
Elected representatives made laws
18
What was a common way people were sold into slavery in the colonies?
Sold at auctions
Hired for a short time
Reunited with their families
Given as gifts
19
Compared to Jamestown and Plymouth, Roanoke was...
Larger in population
Wealthier
More successful
Established earlier
20
Which religious group settled in Massachusetts Bay?
Catholics
Quakers
Baptists
Puritans
21
Why did leaders meet at the Raleigh Tavern?
To discuss politics and business
To visit family
To celebrate holidays
To have religious meetings
22
What was a major problem for settlers in Maryland?
Too many people arriving at once
Mosquitoes spreading disease
Lack of trees for shelter
Poor soil for farming
23
How did colonists work together to overcome challenges in their settlements?
They returned to England when things got too hard
They refused to trade with Native Americans
They shared resources, built homes, and helped each other survive
They lived separately and rarely helped each other
24
Where did many enslaved people work in the Americas?
Silver mines
Textile mills
Schools
Sugar and tobacco plantations
25
The British included people from...
Germany
Ireland
Scotland
Holland
26
Why was Georgia originally founded?
To stop Spanish expansion
To protect Native American land
To find gold
To help debtors avoid jail