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Jamestown Test (Chap. 3 in Five Ponds Press textbook)
Jamestown Test (Chap. 3 in Five Ponds Press textbook)
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1
Who were the only people who could take part in Virginia's government in 1619?
Free, adult men and women
Anyone over 18 years old
Rich people
Free, adult men
2
Who financed the Jamestown settlement?
The Virginia Company of London
Captain Newport
The King and Queen
John Smith
3
Which of these events happened first?
African men came against their will
More women came to establish the colony
Jamestown was founded
African women came against their will
4
The CURRENT Virginia General Assembly dates back to-
1916
1607
1619
1641
5
Jamestown was originally a......
peninsula bordered by the James River
island bordered by the James River
peninsula bordered by the York River
island bordered by the Potomac River
6
Which of these things happened last?
More women arrived to help establish the colony
African men arrived against their will
African women arrived against their will
Jamestown was founded
7
What was one thing that Chief Powhatan did for the colonists?
Provided his daughter to marry John Rolfe
Provided leadership and taught survival skills
Provided gold and silver
Provided animal skins for profits
8
A huge change happened that helped ensure the survival of Jamestown. It was-
Making the water drinkable
A new emphasis on agriculture
New business ideas
Finding gold and silver
9
Which of these things did the Native Americans trade TO the colonists?
Pots
Leather
Copper
Fur
10
For what reason did the Portuguese people travel to present-day Angola?
To capture African men and women
To find new ways to get wealth and power
To capture Native Americans
To grow new crops
11
Which of these are natural resources in VA?
Tobacco
Clay
Silver and Gold
Iron
12
Why was it important for Jamestown to be settled near deep water?
Land near deep water was better for natural resources
Fish are only found in deep water
Traveling boats needs deep water to dock
Boats travel faster on deep water
13
The King granted charters to the VA company of London for which of these reasons?
To define the new language of Virginia
To define how much tobacco and other crops would cost
To define the jobs of the colonists
To define the physical boundaries of the colonies
14
Which of these things did the colonists trade TO the native people?
copper
fur
pots
leather
15
The King granted charters to the VA company of London for which of these reasons?
To extend a helping hand to the Native people
To extend the time settlers had to build the fort
To extend English rights to the settlers
To extend the amount of tobacco they were allowed to grow
16
Which of these hardships was faced by the settlers?
The chosen site was too close to other colonies
The chosen site was marshy and lacked safe drinking water.
The chosen site was too hot to survive
The chosen site was infested with beetles
17
Which of these are natural resources found in VA?
Silver
Water
Gold
Timber
18
Who was a burgess?
a citizen representative in the VA colonial government
A colonist who was important
A gentlemen that came to colonize VA
A nickname for the royal governor of the Colony
19
The arrival of Africans allowed the colony to -
have more people to teach the children
have more people to fight the Powhatan
grow more beans
grow more tobacco
20
Which of these hardships were faced by the settlers?
The settlers lacked some necessary survival skills
The tropical storms were harsh
The Chesapeake bay flooded in the spring
War with the northerners
21
According to this map, which number shows the location of Jamestown?
3
1
4
2
22
What was the first ELECTED legislative body of government?
House of Burgesses
Council for the Government
Impairment
General Assembly
23
As time went on, how did the Native People begin to view the settlers?
As trouble-makers
As farmers
As family
As invaders
24
The burgesses became its own separate legislative body called what?
House of Burgesses
Stockholders of the VA Company of London
General Assembly
Governor's Council
25
Today, Jamestown is located on an island due to...
Fighting on the peninsula
Tornado ripped it apart
Erosion of the Jamestown peninsula
War between the Native People and the Colonists
26
John Smith created the "No work, no food" plan, also known as the-
The Agriculture Plan
Virginia Company Plan
Forced Work Plan
The Governors Council
27
Which of these events helped Jamestown to become a more permanent colony?
The Queen came to check on the Governors Council
More men came to build more houses
The Native Americans stopped their trade.
More women arrived to start families
