Why was Raleigh Tavern important?

It became the center for politics and those who did not like British rule.

schools run by women in homes to teach young children

What 2 preachers were part of the Great Awakening?

George Whitfield, Jonathan Edwards

The Virginia General Assembly included

the governor, his council, the House of Burgesses

What were trade shops in Colonial Williamsburg?

places where things were made for colonists homes or farms

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Colonial Williamsburg

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5th grade TCI Social Studies chapter 9

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1
Why was Raleigh Tavern important?
They served peanut soup.
It had a cool name.
It became the center for politics and those who did not like British rule.
It was the only church in Williamsburg.
2
Dame schools were
schools run by women in homes to teach young children
schools for students who struggled to learn
schools for students with dirty language
schools for boys age 12 to 15
3
Slaves in Colonial Williamsburg
lived in rough cabins called slave quarters
worked long, hard hours
worked on plantations or farms
All of the above
4
What event sparked a religious revival across all 13 colonies?
the Great Awakening
the Revolution
the Anglican Revival
the Church of England
5
William and Mary was a school for
boys
Native Americans
African Americans
girls
6
A journeyman knows his trade but is not the shop owner.
False
True
7
The most important people in town sat in the back of the church or stood outside
True
False
8
An idea for a new law was called
a bill
plantation deed
royal colony
burgess
9
What 2 preachers were part of the Great Awakening?
Thomas Jefferson, George Washington
George Washington, Jonathan Edwards
John Tyler, Jonathan Edwards
George Whitfield, Jonathan Edwards
10
What is an apprentice?
master craftsman
the owner of the trade shop
someone learning a trade
journeyman
11
The center of social life in Colonial Williamsburg was
William and Mary College
the tavern
the plantation
the trade shops
12
Williamsburg was an important city because
George Washington and Thomas Jefferson spent time there.
It was the center of government, culture and education.
All of the above
It was the capitol of Virgina, the largest colony.
13
The Virginia General Assembly included
the House of Burgesses
plantation owners and burgesses
the governor and his council
the governor, his council, the House of Burgesses
14
A master craftsman is
a journeyman
a teacher in the dame school
the owner of a trade shop
an apprentice
15
What happened in a tavern?
food was served
rooms were rented to travelers
All of the above
colonists played cards and other games.
16
Colonists were
could only vote and hold government office if they attended church
forced to pay taxes to support the church
All of the above
required to attend church
17
Bruton Parish Church was the Anglican church in Williamsburg.
True
False
18
An elected representative was called a burgess.
True
False
19
About half of the people in Williamsburg were Africans.
True
False
20
The government buildings in Colonial Williamsburg were the capitol and Governor's Palace.
True
False
21
African Americans and Native Americans got an education.
True
False
22
The British rule over the colonies made them a
royal colony
democracy
Colonial trade company
tyranny colony
23
Wheelwright, blacksmith, brickmaker and weavers are examples of
plantation owners
trade shops
names for slaves
apprentices
24
What were trade shops in Colonial Williamsburg?
a restaurant and hotel
a place where slaves were trained
a place for farm animals
places where things were made for colonists homes or farms

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