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MacMillan/ McGraw-Hill Chapter 4
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1
Which two are middle colonies?
New York
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Virginia
2
Which is NOT a New England colony?
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
3
John Smith was an English army captain whose strict discipline helped this colony survive.
New York
Portsmouth, Rhode Island
Maryland
Jamestown, Virginia
4
How was the government in the Southern colonies different?
The local government was organized by counties in the south.
The local government was organized by states in the south.
The local government was organized by towns in the south.
The local government was organized by cities in the south.
5
Where did the first public schools in the colonies develop?
New England colonies
Middle colonies
Southern colonies
Both New England and Middle Colonies
6
How did interaction with the colonists affect Native Americans?
It did not affect them.
They began hunting more that they needed to trade.
They avoided each other.
Native Americans gained more land.
7
How do supply and demand affect the price of goods?
If demand is low and supply is high, price will be high.
If supply and demand are low, price will be high.
If supply and demand are high, price will be low.
If supply is low and demand are high, price will be high.
8
What were chores that children were expected to do in colonial times?
cooking, cleaning, and sewing
weaving cloth
planting crops and hunting
organizing the home and servants
9
George Calvert was a Catholic who started the colony of
Virginia
New York
Maryland
Rhode Island
10
North and South Carolina were colonized by
8 proprietors
The Duke and Duchess
Queen Elizabeth
William Penn
11
What industries developed in New England since it did not have good soil for crops?
tobacco
fishing
lumber
dairy cows
12
Why were enslaved Africans first brought to the colonies?
There were not enough indentured servants and laborers.
The Native Americans were too sick from disease to work.
Colonists were dying anymore laborers were needed.
Traders brought slaves to sell for goods from the colonies.
13
James Oglethorpe was a British military officer who founded the colony of ______ for debtors.
Amsterdam
Georgia
New Netherland
Connecticut
14
Which was NOT part of Triangular trade?
The colonies traded books
West Indies/ Caribbean traded molasses and sugar
Africa traded captives
Europe traded guns, tea, and manufactured goods
15
Which was NOT a southern colony?
South Carolina
Delaware
Georgia
North Carolina
16
William Penn purchased the land for his colony from the Native Americans. What colony was it?
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Connecticut
New York
17
This governor of Massachusetts disagreed with such colonist as Anne Hutchinson.
John Winthrop
George Calvert
James Oglethorpe
Sir Walter Raleigh
18
Sir Walter Raleigh is associated with-
Georgia
Jamestown, Virginia
Roanoke, Virginia
North Carolina
19
Which was a part of why Rhode Island and Connecticut were founded?
to start the fishing industry
A desire for religious freedom
for a place for debtors to go
to increase trade
20
Thomas Hooker was a Puritan minister who founded
Maryland
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
21
Who was allowed to vote in the colonies?
all men
all white men
all white men and women
all landowning or wealthy white men
22
What cash crops were grown in the colonies?
corn and wheat
wheat and tobacco
rice and tobacco
corn and tobacco
23
Which area did the people keep their laws and culture and then become a separate colony?
Delaware
South Carolina
Georgia
Pennsylvania
24
Anne Hutchinson was a Puritan who founded
Jamestown, Virginia
North and South Carolina
Portsmouth, Rhode Island
Roanoke, Virginia