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New England Colonies - 5th Grade
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1
This person founded Providence, Rhode Island
Roger Williams
Thomas Hooker
John Winthrop
David Thomson
2
In what way did the New England Colonies have representative governments?
colonists were free to make, buy and sell their own products
the colonists elected their own leaders
the king of England gave each colony its own charter
the laws made in England did not apply to the colonies
3
Which of the following statements is an
OPINION
?
Roger Williams spread dangerous beliefs
Roger Williams founded Providence
Roger Williams disagreed with Puritan leaders
Roger Williams was punished
4
this means agreement...
barter
consent
import
free market
5
What was the major issue that caused King Philip's War?
England tried to take over the Dutch colony, New Netherland
France started building forts on land that England claimed
Puritans didn't want to allow slavery in New England
Colonists & native Americans disagreed about land ownership
6
This person founded Massachusetts Bay
Roger Williams
David Thomson
Thomas Hooker
John Wintrhop
7
Which of these was an important industry for the economy of the New England Colonies?
growing tobacco
growing sugar
manufacturing cloth
shipbuilding
8
The main reason the Puritans left England was because...
they did not want to live under the King of England
to change religious practice to purify the Church of England
they wanted to develop New England's whaling industry
they wanted to separate from the Church of England
9
This person founded Hartford, Connecticut
John Winthrop
Roger Williams
David Thomson
Thomas Hooker
10
A disagreement also means...
barter
consent
dissent
export
11
An official paper
triangular trade route
industry
charter
free market
12
all of the businesses that make one kind of product, or offer one kind of service
naval stores
free market
commerce park
industry
13
goods brought INTO a country...
charter
free market
import
common
14
Who had a conflict with the Puritan leaders of the Massachusetts Bay Colony?
Roger Williams
Both A and B
Ann Hutchinson
John Winthrop
15
an economic system where people traded with each other instead of using money...
expel
John's list
export
barter
16
an assembly of people in a New England town that made laws and elected leaders
naval stores
town meeting
congress
town council
17
For which economic reason did most people first settle in the Connecticut River Valley?
to trade in port cities
to trade with Native Americans
to build forts to protect the English colonies
to have fertile land to farm
18
products used to build ships are called...
free market
industry
export
naval stores
19
to force someone to leave...
export
include
sedition
expel
20
this is a grassy area at the center of town used for grazing livestock
barter
middle passage
common
triangular trade route
21
What was the main purpose of town meetings in the New England Colonies?
to teach children how to read
to harvest and sell crops
to take care of town business
to hold Puritan religious services
22
goods LEAVING a country are called...
expel
export
import
barter
23
the journey millions of enslaved Africans were forced to take across the Atlantic from Africa
sedition
Middle Passage
triangular trade route
free market
24
This person founded New Hampshire
John Winthrop
Thomas Hooker
Roger Williams
David Thomson
25
speaking in ways that cause others to work against the government...
sedition
consent
expel
dissent
26
Who led the Puritans from England to Massachusetts Bay in 1630?
Thomas Hooker
Roger Williams
Ann Hutchinson
John Winthrop
27
Which three places did the triangular trade routes connect?
England, the English colonies and Africa
the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies
Boston, Philadelphia and London
Europe, Africa and Asia
28
shipping routes that connected England, the English colonies and Africa
triangular trade route
naval stores
industry
free market
29
an economic system where people are free to choose which goods and services to offer or use
common
triangular trade route
Middle Passage
free market
