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CUA 13 Colonies Review
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1
How would a joint-stock company investor benefit over a single investor in financing a colony?
The profit would be bigger because there are more investors
Less wealth loss risk because costs split amongst investors
There is no advantage
2
How was Jamestown's colonial government similar to modern day American government?
Both have representatives that speak for the people
There are no similarities
Both allow citizens to vote
Both A & B are correct
3
The flatland along the Atlantic coast with great soil and climate is called what?
cash crops
Indigo
tobacco
Tidewater
4
What is the middle passage?
the holding area along with coast
the journey across the Atlantic ocean for Africans
the experience of the slaves upon arrival in the new world
5
Those who couldn't afford passage to America often became this, selling labor for 4-7 years.
Quakers
Persecuted
Indentured Servants
6
This colonial region had tidewaters and cash crops.
Middle Colonies
Southern Colonies
New England Colonies
7
This colonial region had natural harbors and commerce.
Southern Colonies
New England Colonies
Middle Colonies
8
Peoplewho watch over and direct the work of slaves.
Overseer
Quakers
Indentured servant
9
What often caused enslaved Africans to work slowly or perform their jobs incorrectly?
They were protesting their enslavement
They did not know how to farm
The overseers did not train them well
All answers are true
10
What moves from A to B?
finished products (gun, cloth, tools)
raw materials (timber, iron, tobacco)
slaves
11
Before you could start a colony, you needed a charter. What is a charter?
A ship that would take you from Europe to North America.
A contract that granted permission to establish the colony.
A map to show you where to establish the colony.
A letter convincing the kind your colony would be successful
12
Which region was not part of the New England Colonies?
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Georgia
Rhode Island
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Why did King George II want Georgia established?
To build a plantation society based on slave labor
To protect the English colonies against Spanish Florida
To reward the King's supporters in English Civil War
Create competition between French and Dutch fur traders
14
What is a colony?
A group that settled in America from their mother country
A group of soldiers sent to protect settlers
a group of people that aren't happy with their religion
Group of people trying to run away from a tyrannical leader
15
Select the definition of persecute.
To accept those with different opinions.
Tomistreat; Puritans often mistreated those who didn't agree
16
This colonial region had geographic features of rocky soil & economic activity of shipbuilding.
Middle Colonies
New England Colonies
Southern Colonies
17
The highest ranking social group.
Overseer
Elite
proprietary colony
18
What moves from B to C?
slaves
finished products (guns, cloth, tools)
raw materials (timber, iron, tobacco)
19
Where was the first successful English colony located?
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
20
Kings often preferred joint-stock companies setting up colonies. What is a joint-stock company?
farmers familiar with climate and terrain of North America
Investors who hoped their colony would be profitable.
Monks who wanted to convert Native Americans to Christianity
Soldiers hired to protect the colonists
21
Quakers established a climate of ____; acceptance of different opinions,religions, & ethnicity
persecution
forgiveness
tolerance
22
Flat land along Atlantic coast; soil & climate were good for planting tobacco, indigo, & rice
Tidewater
proprietary colony
Fields
23
Which statement is true about the Stono Rebellion?
It was an uprising of enslaved Africans
It was a peaceful demonstration
It took place in Massachusetts
It was encouraged by the Spanish in Florida
24
What factors led to Bacon's rebellion?
Colonists wanted Native American land on Virginia Frontier
Frontier colonists saw there was favoritism towards elite
Colonists wanted protection against Native American attacks
A, B, & C all led to Bacon's Rebellion
25
Why were colonies important in mercantilism?
They strengthened a nation’s military power
They let nations purchase raw materials from rival nations
They created markets for manufactured goods & raw materials
They helped nations buy more products than they sold
26
Which of the following was
true
of Southern plantations?
They were self-sufficient; produced all plantations needed
Most plantations practiced subsistence farming
Overseers usually supervised only 3 or 4 indentured servants
Most enslaved people worked as house servants
27
A group of English dissenters who left England to create a religious society inthe New World.
Puritans
Quakers
Indentured Servants
28
This is a colony governed by a single owner.
Southern Colony
Charter
Proprietary colony
29
ThisMaryland law forbade religious persecution.
Act of Toleration
Law of Persecution
Navigation Acts
30
What was the name of Jamestown's colonial government?
Parliament
House of Burgesses
Mr. C's Monarchy
Congress
31
What moves from C to A?
Finished products (guns, cloth, tools)
Raw materials (timber, iron, tobacco)
slaves
32
Quakers were Protestant dissenters that believed which of the following?
Both A & B
Women were spiritually equal to men
Ministers weren't needed to connect to God
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How did slave codes become stricter following the Stono Rebellion?
Plantation owners were taxed to pay for the damages
Plantation owners had to divide their land into small farms
Enslaved Africans could not meet with free blacks
Thousands of enslaved Africans were sent to live in Florida
