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fifth grade american history review
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These colonies grew enough wheat to became known as the Breadbasket of the colonies.
Southern colonies
New England colonies
Midwest colonies
Middle colonies
2
Powers set aside in the Constitution for state governments.
partial
reserved
local
federal
3
A change to the Constitution.
law
amendment
ordinance
boycott
4
These natives live in the far north near the Arctic Ocean.
Iriquois
Inuit
Maya
Cheyenne
5
This was the battle cry of the colonists against England.
No Taxes
No Taxation without Representation
Be Fair!
Freedom for All
6
This was one of the driving forces behind Spanish conquests in America.
money
silver
gold
spices
7
Who led the Continental Army?
Samuel Adams
George Washington
Benedict Arnold
Marion Fox
8
This ended the Revolutionary War.
Saratoga
Treaty of Paris
Yorktown
Valley Forge
9
These colonists resisted England's attempts to tax them.
Lords of Liberty
Sons of Liberty
Committees of Correspondence
farmers
10
These people fled to the New World to escape religious persecution in England.
Pilgrims
Dutch
French
Spanish
11
What was our first plan of government called?
the Continental Congress
the Ordinance of 1787
the Constitution
the Articles of Confederation
12
King George and Parliament imposed these to raise money to pay debts from the War.
trade fees
prices
native lands
taxes
13
This technique allows many people to successfully farm desert regions.
migration
rivers
canals
irrigation
14
These young workers learned their trade at the hands of an artisan.
servants
apprentice
laborers
slaves
15
This Viking may have reached North America long before Columbus.
Leif Ericsson
Sir Walter Raleigh
Henry Hudson
Ferdinand Magellan
16
These people sailed down the Mississippi River and claimed an area of land they named Louisiana.
Dutch
English
French
Spainish
17
Volunteer armies are called...
half soldiers
varmies
militias
mercenaries
18
Long ago the first people came to America by crossing this current body of water.
Panama Canal
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Bering Strait
19
The Puritans sailed in 1630 and settled in what is now the large city of ......
New York
Boston
Savannah
Philadelphia
20
This was the first successful English colony in the New World.
Jamestown
New York
Plymouth
Roanoke Island
21
This explorer traveled the Silk Road to bring back goods for Europe.
Prince Henry
Sir Walter Drake
Christopher Columbus
Marco Polo
22
The goal of the Bill of Rights.
protect people's rights
punish the government
protect property
strengthen the government
23
A suggestion for Congress that would give larger states more votes.
Three-Fifths Compromise
New Jersey Plan
Great Compromise
Virginia Plan
24
The Judicial Branch is headed by this group.
President
Supreme Court
Congress
Police Chief
25
This explorer sailed west to get east to Asia.
Christopher Columbus
Hernando de Soto
Ferdinand Magellan
Jacques Cartier
26
These Spanish men defeated the mighty Aztec, Incan, and Mayan empires.
missionaries
explorers
conquistadors
soldiers
27
This English colony settled by Walter Raleigh disappeared.
Plymouth
Roanoke Island
New Hampshire
Jamestown
28
Explorers from this European country led the way in trying to get to Asia by water.
England
IItaly
Portugal
Spain
29
This wiped out many thousands of Natives in America.
missions
drought
disease
kidnapping
30
This was the start of the Revolutionary War.
Yorktown
Breed's Hill
Valley Forge
Shot Heard Round the World
31
These people's goal was to spread Christianity to the Natives.
pescalares
missionaries
explorers
conquistadors
32
German mercenaries captured at Trenton after Washington crossed the Delaware on Christmas.
Lafayettes
Hessians
Minutemen
traitors
33
In the South, these places were self-sufficient and functioned like small towns.
plantations
villages
cities
town commons
34
This conflict between the English and French was over Native American lands.
French and Indian War
War of 1812
French and British War
Revolutionary War
35
A plan to count some slaves for both taxation and representation.
Great Compromise
Virginia Plan
New Jersey Plan
Three-Fifths Compromise
36
This German invented the printing press during the Renaissance.
Roald Dahl
Johann Gutenberg
John Fredriechson
Von Stueben
37
Some Natives still live on these areas of land set aside for them by the American government.
villages
plains
camps
reservations
38
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
Paul Revere
George Washington
Patrick Henry
Thomas Jefferson
39
The Southern colonies grew to rely heavily on these to support their way of life.
slaves
horses
sailing ships
servants
40
The French settled what is now these lands in their search for a Northwest Passage.
Maine
California
Florida
Canada
41
These animals helped Natives of the Great Plains be mobile.
dogs
horses
donkeys
buffalo
42
New York City actually began as a Dutch settlement called.....
New England
New Wales
New Carolina
New Amsterdam
43
The President heads this branch of government.
Legislative
Continental
Executive
Judicial
44
These two events led to the British government seizing direct control of Boston.
the Boston Massacre & Paul Revere's Ride
the Battles at Lexington & Concord
the Boston Tea Party & the Battle of Bunker Hill
the Boston Massacre & the Boston Tea Party
45
These Europeans colonized the Southwest part of North America.
Spanish
French
English
Dutch
46
This man started fire stations, newspapers, hospitals, and libraries in Philadelphia.
John Hancock
Ben Franklin
John Adams
Samuel Adams
47
Where was the Battle of Bunker Hill fought?
Boston
Bunker Hill
Pennsylvania
Breed's Hill
48
This American general became a traitor.
Nathan Hale
John Burgoyne
Francis Marion
Benedict Arnold
49
This was NOT one of the big American Native civilizations conquered by the Spanish.
Iriquois
Mayan
Incan
Aztec
50
These were natural resources in the New England colonies.
farms and fish
fish and rocks
lumber and crabs
fish and lumber
51
The movement of people, animals, plants, diseases, and cultures between America and Europe.
disaster
Triangular Trade
Columbian Exchange
Trade Destruction
52
The voyage of slaves from Africa to the West Indies and North America was called the..
Middle Passage
Death Voyage
Long Trip
Sorrowful Journey
53
Many colonists chose to do this rather than pay taxes on imported British goods.
give in
run away
return home
boycott