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Duplicate of 13 Colonies
Duplicate of 13 Colonies
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This is a quiz for just the basics of Early American History.
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1
Large farms worked by slaves in the southern region were called?
Manufacturing
Industry
Parliament
Plantation
2
The theory that the more a nation exports the more powerful it is.
Mercantilism
English Bill of Rights
Taxation of Burgesses
Navigation Acts
3
In 1620 the Mayflower compact was signed, it established?
Freedom of the Press
Free Speech
Self Government
Right to Bear Arms
4
The exchange of plants, animals and disease between the Old World and the New World?
Columbian Exchange
Transfer of Goods
Triangle Trade
Mercantilism
5
Which colony did William Penn and the Quakers settle in?
New World
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Virginia
6
The colonies where you would find shipbuilding.
Backcountry
New England
Southern
Middle
7
The ship that brought the Pilgrims/Puritans America.
Quartering Act
Mayflower
Representation
8
Which colonies accepted many different religions?
Middle
New England
Southern
Backcountry
9
The English law (Legislature) making body was called?
Congress
Parliament
Executive
Senate
10
Thomas Hooker wrote the First Constitution in America called?
Fundamental orders of Conneticut
Magna Carta
Bill of Rights
House of Burgers
11
A time period in which people became more focused on religion and salvation?
Great Awakening
Columbian Exchange
Manifest Destiny
Enlightenment
12
Which colonies relied on the labor of enslaved people the most?
Middle
New England
Backcountry
Southern
13
What was the significance of the year 1620?
Jamestown
Mayflower Compact
Chistopher Columbus
Mr. C's Birthday
14
Which colonies grew the most grain?
Middle
Southern
New England
Backcountry
15
What important event happened in 1607
Magna Carta
Mayflower Compact
Founding of Jamestown
The Great Awakening