Chapter 9- Colonial Williamsburg

Who was the head of Virginia's Anglican Church?

The Church of England as also called...

Strict lessons were taught in _____.

The beliefs and ways of life of a group of people are called their _____.

Town slaves worked as _____ or ______.

If girls went to school in Colonial Williamsburg, they went to _______ which were run in homes.

Where could people be found singing call-and-response songs?

Why else was Williamsburg an important town in colonial times?

Slaves worked in the fields of plantations, other smaller farms, or in town.

Who owned shops and were the most experienced?

In Colonial Williamsburg, who was educated in reading, writing, and arithmetic?

Where did boys learn to read, write, and do arithmetic?

How did the church get money?

What was at the center of town?

What were the workers called who were learning and did the simplest jobs?

People sat wherever they wanted in churches.

If boys lived in the country side, they were taught by a local ____ or tutor.

Who did chores in the master's house?

Any citizen of Virginia could be elected to the Assembly. True or False?

Where did slaves live?

Where were community announcements posted?

Why was Williamsburg an important town in colonial Virginia?

How many days a week did slaves work in the fields?

Which activities took place at a tavern in Colonial Williamsburg?