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Module 3 Review 4th Grade Social Studies
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1
Whichevent marked the last effort by the NativeAmericans of NewEngland to get back theirland?
TheStarving Time
PequotWar
KingPhilip’s War
TheFrench and Indian War
2
Whatwas the name of the governor of Plymouth?
JohnSmith
JohnWhite
WilliamBradford
Massasoit
3
What were some basic beliefs of the Puritans?
They thought people shouldn't make their own laws
They let people choose if they want to go to school
They allowed women to vote
They wanted to make the Church of England "pure"
4
Which colony is the arrow pointing towards?
Plymouth
MassachusettsBay Colony
New Netherland
Jamestown
5
What were some basic beliefs of the Puritans?
They wanted to make the Church of England pure
They believed that religion should be banned
They wanted women to vote
They wanted to choose their own laws
6
Whowas the leader of the Puritans who had very strict rules that citizens had tofollow?
WilliamPenn
JamesOglethorpe
WilliamBradford
JohnWinthrop
7
Whowas the leader of the Puritans who had very strict rules that citizens had tofollow?
William Penn
John Winthrop
William Bradford
James Oglethorpe
8
Which of the following was
not
a main reason why people came to the colonies?
religiousfreedom
indenturedservitude
profit
adventure
9
What was the impact of William Bean in the land west of the Appalachian Mountains?
He was canoeingdown the Cumberland River in the 1750s
He had feet too large to be human
Hewas a long hunter who built a settlement in Kentucky
Hewas the first permanent white settler in Tennessee.
10
Which statement describes the effect of fur trapping on colonialNorth America in 1600s-1700s?
European colonists sold furs to other colonists
Exploration of the SWterritory was driven bythe price of fur
American Indian tribes traded furs
Provided the main source of income for the British colonies
11
Which number on the map shows the location of a Dutch settlement in the1600s?
1
3
2
4
12
Which was NOT one of the Southern Colonies?
Virginia
Massachusetts
Maryland
North Carolina
13
Which reason best explains why settlers came to Rhode Island?
Indentured Servitude
Profit
Better Government
Religious Freedom
14
Which other colony also exported tobacco, indigo, and rice?
New Jersey
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Connecticut
15
Look at the map and answer the question: Which colony has a star on it?
North Carolina
Georgia
Massachusetts
South Carolina
16
Howwas the event of the painting above significant?
The Pilgrims agreed to not vote
The Pilgrims created the first democratic government
The Pilgrims promised to obey a king
The Pilgrims were doing their homework
17
Where did the Quakers settle in 1628?
MassachusettsBay Area
Florida
Pennsylvania
Plymouth
18
Where did the Quakers settle in 1628?
Plymouth
Massachusetts Bay Area
Florida
Pennsylvania
19
Whichis
not
a likely theory of what happened at Roanoke?
Thepeople of Roanoke left the island to live with natives
Thecolonists were killed by Native Americans
Thepeople of Roanoke sailed back to Europe and became famous
Thewhole population of Roanoke was killed by disease
20
Which colony is missing?
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
New Jersey
21
Example of a positive relationship betweenthe colonists & American Indiansduring1600s-1700s:
furtrade
allof the above
militaryalliances
culturalexchanges
22
Look at the picture below. Which answer
best
summarizes the event in the picture?
Native American's like to draw on trees.
CROATOAN is the British word for tree.
On his first visit to Roanoke White found CROATOAN on a post
Roanoke was gone and White found mysterious clues
