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Module 1 Lessons 1-6 United States History Map Skills, U.S. History 1600's and 13 Colonies
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1
An indentured servant was someone...
who did not work at all.
who only worked as a baker.
who hunted buffalo for a living.
who worked for 7 years.
2
The Middle Colonies allowed for religious freedom.
True
False
3
A reliable source is...
Fake news.
always questionable.
trustworthy & accurate.
always a person.
4
A raised relief physical globe shows...
Red and blue colors.
Mountain ranges & land elevations.
Treaties.
A political map.
5
Who first lived in The New World?
The Icelandic Vikings.
The Native Americans.
The English.
The Scottish.
6
Who said, "I was safely conducted to Jamestown, where I found eight and thirty miserable poor and sick creatures."
John F. Kennedy.
John Smith.
Maggie Smith.
Queen Anne.
7
Cartographers are ....
map designers.
symbol designers.
rock stars.
decide where people live.
8
A compass rose...
shows the cardinal directions as they relate to map layout.
shows east and west only.
shows north and south only.
is always purple.
9
Southern Colonies:
Virginia, Maryland, North & South Carolina, Georgia.
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut.
New York.
Maine.
10
The first enslaved peoples in the New World were Native Americans.
True
False
11
Twitter can be considered a Primary Source.
This is true.
Never.
Only on Sundays.
This is fake news.
12
Middle Colonies:
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut.
New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware.
Georgia, South & North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland.
None of the above.
13
African slaves became a critical part of the economy of...
the Middle Colonies.
the New England Colonies.
the Southern Colonies.
None.
14
One difference between a map and a globe is...
Both are easy to carry.
One is a scroll and one is a piece of music.
They are the same.
One is easy to carry and one is 3 dimensional.
15
A map's scale...
is always blue.
is like a microscope.
is the size ratio.
is big.
16
Historians use primary and secondary sources to...
analytically examine history like a detective.
publish stuff that's fake.
almost never.
make stuff up.
17
Jamestown was ...
a French settlement.
a British settlement.
a Powhatan settlement.
a Spanish settlement.
18
Climate maps use ...
suns and moons.
fish to show climate.
colors to show climate.
animals in their design.
19
Political maps ...
only use political symbols.
never use lines.
use colors and clearly drawn border lines.
tell what political party people belong to.
20
New England colonies:
New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware.
Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire.
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia.
None of the above.
21
Puritan and Pilgrims traveled to the New World in...
the 1800's.
the 1700's.
the 1600's.
the 1500's.
22
The Dutch purchased Manhattan Island from...
the Sioux.
the Algonquins.
the Navajo.
the Canadians.
23
William Penn and the Quakers created a holy experiment in New York State.
False
True
24
The Middle Colonies were more tolerant of diversity.
True.
Only at night.
False.
Only in the morning.
25
Families relied on subsistence farming in...
The Middle Colonies.
The Southern Colonies.
The New England Colonies.
The far north of Maine.
26
Icelandic Vikings "discovered" the New World. Who was next?
British explorers.
Russian explorers.
Spaniards and Portuguese explorers.
French explorers.
27
The five ecosystems in the United States are...
Cities, Farms, Suburbs, Towns and Villages.
Alpine, tundra, grasslands, deciduous forest and desert.
Rocks, Salt, Minerals, Water and Air.
Salt, Emeralds, Diamonds, Timber and Fishing.
28
Wrote the Charter of Liberties, Quaker ideals, Pennsylvania, 1681.
King James I.
William Bradford.
John Smith.
William Penn.
29
The Pilgrims, Massachusetts, treaty with Native Americans, 1620.
William Bradford.
James Oglethorpe.
William and Mary.
Mary William.
30
A map key or legend...
is always orange.
marks water areas.
marks area, line and points on a map.
is never accurate.
31
Colony of Georgia, debtor colonizers, buffer against Spain, 1733.
John Smith.
Algonquin.
Mary of Windsor.
James Oglethorpe.
32
Jamestown, Virginia was established by the British in...
1422.
1630.
1620.
1606 and 1607.
33
Maryland, English Catholic, King Charles I land grant, Maryland Toleration Act, 1632.
John Smith.
William Penn.
William Bradford.
George Calvert.
34
The helmet in the picture can be a primary source artifact.
True
False
35
Settler of first permanent English settlement in 1607:
William Bradford.
John Glenn.
William Penn.
John Smith.
36
Immigration means...
to settle in another country.
to go fishing.
to settle in another village.
to stay in your country but to move to another town.
37
Plantation communities were common in...
The Southern Colonies.
The Middle Colonies.
The New England Colonies.
All over.
38
Shipbuilding was part of the economy in...
The Middle Colonies.
The Southern Colonies.
Puerto Rico.
The New England Colonies.
39
Three important crops of the southern colonies were...
fish meal, wheat and grapes.
tobacco, corn and cotton.
timber, rice and oranges.
apples, wheat and rum.
40
One type of map is a
A smaller version
A globe
A dimension
A model
