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Ch. 3 The Colonies
Ch. 3 The Colonies
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review of #colonies and causes of the #Revolutionary War
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A legal contract where people agreed to have fair laws to protect the general good
The Maryland Congress
The Pilgrim Pact
The Toleration Act
The Mayflower Compact
2
Why did Native Americans join Europeans in war against other Native Americans?
They hated other Native Americans
The colonists always helped the Native Americans
They liked to go to war
The wanted to continue to trade with the colonists
3
Which is NOT a way religion and politics were closely linked?
The church congregation made all the rules
Male church members were the only ones who could vote
Ministers were powerful
Government leaders must be church members
4
Which is NOT a way in which the Paul Revere painting was used as propaganda?
It made the colonists look innocent
It made the British look guilty
It made the colonists look guilty
It made people angry
5
The practice of creating wealth through carefully controlled trade
mercantilism
colonial trade network
consumerism
triangular trade
6
Why did William Penn start the colony of Pennsylvania?
To have a more democratic government
To protect his followers from the Quakers
To be able to trade with the Native Americans
To provide safe haven for the Quakers
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Which shows important New England industries?
merchants, fishing, shipbuilding, craftsmen
fishing, craftsmen, and plantation owners
farmers, blacksmiths, artists
tobacco farming, rice farming, clothing manufacturers
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Which tax was enacted to help pay for the French and Indian War?
Townshend Acts
Sugar Act
Tea Act
Stamp Act
9
This law said that the colonists could not settle west of the Appalachian Mountains?
The Toleration Act
Intolerable Act of 1763
The Mayflower Compact
Proclamation of 1763
10
What was the first permanent English settlement?
Jamestown
Plymouth
Roanoke
Baltimore
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How did colonists keep in touch with other towns and share ideas and information?
Committees of Correspondence
Assemblies
Sons of Liberty
Town Meetings
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The Puritans and Pilgrims left England to escape...
English Tyranny
Religious Persecution
Lord Baltimore
The Townshend Acts
13
What is true about an indentured servant?
they were treated cruelly
they were forced to work
they agreed to work for 4-7 years
they worked for life
14
Why did plantation owners turn to slavery?
They thought it was easier
The demand for indentured servants was not able to be filled
Slaves were very expensive
The supply of indentured servants was too high
15
Two natural rights that John Locke said everyone should have
equality and liberty
freedom of the press and safety
equality and freedom of speech
right to bear arms and liberty
16
Education was important in New England for what reason?
So kids were trained to help farm
So the parents did not have to watch the kids all day
So kids could read the Bible
So kids could get a job
17
Which colony was founded by Lord Baltimore to escape religious persecution?
Connecticut
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
18
Which is NOT a staple crop in the middle colonies?
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Tobacco
19
Why did the taxes make MERCHANTS angry?
They thought it would hurt their business
It was too inconvenient
The British would boycott
They thought it was too expensive
20
What major event led to Bacon's rebellion?
The murder of John Smith
An attack on Native Americans
The Stamp Act
The Boston Massacre
21
New York was influenced by the
Spanish
French
Swedish
Dutch
22
What is the event where the colonists dressed as Indians and dumped tea into Boston Harbor?
Boston Massacre
The Intolerable Acts
The Boston Tea Party
Boston Sugar Party
23
Why were South Carolina's slave codes especially strict?
They feared a revolution from the slaves
They had too many slave owners
There were too many indentured servants
They didn't have many slaves
24
Which is NOT a problem faced at Jamestown?
No farming experience
Fighting with Native Americans
Fighting over all the gold
Disease-carrying mosquitoes
25
What bill made it a crime to restrict the religious rights of Christians?
The Coercive Acts
The Religious Act
The Toleration Act
The Townshend Acts
26
Which group did NOT get more equality from the Great Awakening?
poor people
women
slaves
minorities
27
Forbade colonists from trading with any other country besides England
The Intolerable Acts
The Navigation Acts
The Trade Acts
The Coercive Acts
28
Which is NOT a cash crop the southern colonies depended on?
Tobacco
Rice
Indigo
Barley
29
A popular method of protesting taxes..
Boston Massacre
correspondence
boycott
protest
30
The mass movement of Puritans to America was called...
The Great Pilgrimage
Plymouth Colony
The Great Migration
The Triangular Trade Route
31
Which is NOT an area of land acquired by the Treaty of Paris?
French land east of the Mississippi
Canada
Spanish land west of the Rocky Mountains
Florida
32
Why didn't New England have slaves?
The church forbade the use of slavery
The rich soil provided for lots of food
The people of New England were much more tolerant of others
The harsh climate and lack of plantations created less need
33
What did the colonists call the acts that the British passed to punish Boston?
The Intolerable Acts
The Sugar Act
The Townshend Acts
The Coercive Acts
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What reduced the power of the monarch in England?
The Constitution
The Toleration Acts
The Mayflower Compact
The English Bill of Rights
