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1
Colonial architecture was borrowed from which country?
Ireland
England
Spain
France
2
Where did the custom of wearing powdered wigs come from?
France
Spain
Russia
England
3
Who was the author of Poor Richard’s Almanack?
Cotton Mather
Benjamin Franklin
John Copley
George Whitefield
4
Where was the Old Deluder Satan Act passed?
New England
Middle Colonies
The Frontier
The South
5
Why were epidemics in the colonies more common in the 18th century?
Crowded cities helped to spread diseases
Indians spread new diseases
Medical knowledge was declining
New diseases arrived from Europe
6
How did infant death rates in America compare to those in Europe?
American infant death rates were the highest in the world
They were lower than in Europe
They were higher than in Europe
They were about the same
7
Why did women in America marry earlier than European women?
There were more men than women
Parents were more lenient
Life expectancy was shorter
There were more women than men
8
Which of the following was NOT characteristic of early colonial settlers?
Settlements generally flourished
More children survived than in Europe
All houses followed a standard pattern
What you ate depended on your income
9
Why did Puritans emphasize education for their children?
So they could study classical literature
To prepare them for their careers
So they could read the Bible
To help fight the Indians
10
The New England Primer was a _____.
law
textbook
novel
hymnbook
11
Rice was grown in which colonial region?
Middle Colonies
New England
The Frontier
The South
12
What was a major reason for Scots-Irish and German immigrants to come to America?
They were looking for better jobs
They were seeking adventure
They wanted religious freedom
They wanted gold
13
Which one of these foods was already in North America when the Europeans came?
Coffee
Corn
Melons
Bananas
14
Cotton Mather was a well-known _____ in the colonies.
businessman
preacher
merchant
governor
15
Which document was filled with witty sayings, including some that we still use today?
Old Deluder Satan Act
New England Primer
Poor Richard’s Almanack
New South Primer
16
Instruction regarding Christian beliefs is called _____.
Literacy
Indenture
Charter
Catechism
17
Where did Scots-Irish and German settlers live?
Coastal areas
In the backcountry
In the big cities
New England
18
Which of the following was NOT an epidemic that seriously reduced the population of New England?
Polio
Dysentery
Smallpox
Diphtheria
19
What were dame schools?
College prep schools for girls
Private schools run by tutors
Village schools in New England
Plantation schools in the South
20
The Pennsylvania Dutch were from _____.
Denmark
Germany
Italy
Holland