Which statement is NOT true about the colonial government of Virginia?

Any citizen of Virginia could be elected to the Assembly.

Which statement about education in Williamsburg is not true.

Only adults attended the College of William and Mary.

Which statement is not true about religion in Williamsburg?

People sat wherever they wanted.

Which statement is NOT true about Colonial Williamsburg?

Very few African Americans lived there.

The Government of colonial Virginia was headed by

the royal governor and the Assembly

Girls in Williamsburg did NOT

attend The College of William and Mary

Which statement is NOT true about the living and working conditions of the slaves.

All slaves worked in the fields of plantations and on farms

the people's beliefs and ways of life

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1
The capital of Virginia was
Williamsburg
The Bruton Parish Church
The College of William and Mary
Raleigh
2
Which statement is NOT true about the colonial government of Virginia?
The governor could accept or reject ideas for laws.
The governor was appointed by the king & lived in the Palace
Assembly created and voted on bills then passed to governor.
Any citizen of Virginia could be elected to the Assembly.
3
Which statement about education in Williamsburg is not true.
Boys and girls did not attend school together.
Only adults attended the College of William and Mary.
Most girls didn't go to school.
Only a few schools for African Americans & Native Americans
4
Which statement is not true about religion in Williamsburg?
The royal governor was the head of the Anglican church.
Virginians had to pay taxes to support the Anglican church
People sat wherever they wanted.
The Church of England was the official church.
5
Community announcements were posted here
Raleigh Tavern
The Governor's Palace
The Bruton Parish Church
College of William and Mary
6
Which statement is NOT true about Colonial Williamsburg?
People came to shop, go to church & to government offices
It was the capital of the colony of Virginia.
It was the center of government, education, and culture
Very few African Americans lived there.
7
People could often be found singing call and response songs here.
slave quarters
College of William and Mary
The Bruton Parish Church
shoemaker's shop
8
The Government of colonial Virginia was headed by
the royal governor and the Assembly
plantation owners
members of the Church of England
All of the Above
9
At sites like this one, apprentices worked and learned a trade
Raleigh Tavern
shoemaker's shop
slave quarters
The Bruton Parish Church
10
Activities at the Raleigh Tavern did not include
sleeping
dances
shoemaking
eating and drinking
11
Proposed laws for the colony of Virginia were approved or rejected here.
slave quarters
College of William and Mary
shoemaker's shop
Governor's Palace
12
Girls in Williamsburg did NOT
have lessons in prayers, alphabet, knitting, and sewing.
attend The College of William and Mary
stay home to learn cooking, sewing, and other skills
attend "Dame Schools"
13
Which statement is NOT true about the living and working conditions of the slaves.
Slave quarters were very simple, usually only with straw bed
Call/response songs used to express anger & hope for freedom
They created strong families to survive the conditions
All slaves worked in the fields of plantations and on farms
14
The College of William and Mary
was attended by U.S. presidents
was for boys
All of the above
taught reading, writing, and arthimetic
15
Culture is
the people's beliefs and ways of life
not important during colonial times
the capital of the town
the way the government is ran

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