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Middle, New England, and Southern Colonies
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1
Which of the following is true about life in the Middle Colonies?
Artisans worked on docks and in laundries
Farmers did not grow enough food
Many young people who lived in cities became apprentices
Government decided how colonists should do business
2
A town meeting is a:
Gathering where colonists meet to talk about the food
A place where the town meets for coffee
Gathering where colonists held elections
A meeting where people eat
3
A treaty is:
An official document between nations or groups
An official treat handed out by the President
A treat people eat
An official document listing treats for the Colonies
4
Sports such as horseracing and bowling were popular in this colony
The New England Colonies
The Middle Colonies
The Southern Colonies
5
The New England Colonies had warm summers and long, cold winters.
True
False
6
The war between the colonists and the Wampanoag was called:
the New England War
Mrs. Gunderson's war
King Phillip's War
Metacomet’s War
7
Who helped start Philadelphia's first public library, fire company and hospital?
James Oglethorpe
Roger Williams
William Penn
Benjamin Franklin
8
A dissenter is:
A person who does not agree with the beliefs of leaders
A person who believes the beliefs of leaders
A person who does not agree with the beliefs of their family
A person who does not agree with the belief of Mrs. Spafford
9
What was the Toleration Act? The first law in North America to promise that all:
people could vote
Christians could worship freely
Lutherans could worship freely
Americans could worship freely
10
The time of year when it is warm enough for plants to grow is called the _____________.
Warm season
Summer season
Planting season
Growing season
11
Rivers from higher land flow to the lower lands at the ________________.
Top line
Middle line
Bottom line
Fall line
12
Colonists and American Indians had conflicts because of different views about:
land ownership
farming
marriage
war
13
Was slavery a part of the Southern Colony?
Yes
No
14
The Middle Colonies has mountains and deep valley’s and is rocky with sandy soil.
True
False
15
The Pequot War ended when most of the Pequot Indians had been:
killed
enslaved
forced to leave
16
To banish someone means to:
invite someone to live with your family
force someone to leave a place
invite someone inside
force someone to share your beliefs
17
In a Free Market Economy:
People decide who can live by them
People decide what foods to buy
People decide what to produce
People decide who to elect
18
An artisan is:
Someone who is funny
A skilled maker of items
A painter
Someone who makes artisan bread
19
The House of Burgesses was:
The first elected legislature in the colonies
A good place to get a burger
Ancestral home of the Hamburlar
The first house built for a king
20
These states made up the Middle Colonies
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Connecticut, and Maine
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware
Pennsylvania, Maine, Delaware, and Rhode Island
New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Maine
21
A self-government is a type of government in which the people:
who live in a place make laws for themselves
fend for themselves
who live in a place make no laws for anyone
who live in a place make laws for everyone else
22
The Southern Colonies had plenty of rain and sunshine with a longer growing season.
True
False
23
A representative is:
Someone who is chosen to speak and act for others
Someone who is chosen to act for others
Somone who is chosen to listen to others
Someone who represents me
24
What three continents were part of the triangular trade route?
North America, India, and Africa
Europe, North America and China
Europe, India, and Asia
North America, Europe, and Africa
25
The following states belonged to the New England Colonies:
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire
Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
