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European Colonization of the New World (Standard 2)
European Colonization of the New World (Standard 2)
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A #history #quiz to help study Standard 2 of the Virginia SOL.
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1
T or F Puritans left for religious tolerance, but were intolerant of those from other religions
False
True
2
What crop did people use to seek economic opportunity in North America?
potatoes
pineapple
tobacco
tomatoes
3
When and where were Africans forcefully brought to the New World to work as slaves?
1619 / Jamestown
1620 / Plymouth
1630 / Boston
1607 / Jamestown
4
Africans were ______ moved to the New World.
voluntarily
involuntarily
5
Extra - What Indian tribe did the Jamestown settlers have interactions with?
Lenape
Iroquois
Cherokee
Powhatan
6
Why did the "Columbian Exchange" have a negative impact on the Native Americans?
it introduced the native Americans to new crops and animals
livestock brought over destroyed arable land
diseases brought from Europe
it exchanged their bows for guns
7
Jamestown was settled in what year?
1607
1492
1776
2000 and late
8
Are indentured servants and slaves the same?
No
Yes
9
What three groups had cultural interactions during the colonization period of the Americas?
Africans, Europeans , and Native Americans
Europeans, Africans, and Asians
Asians, South Americans and Europeans
Native Americans, Asians, and South Americans
10
True or False The Plymouth Colony was the first permanent english settlement in North America.
False
True
11
Where did poor english immigrants and indentured servants settle in Virginia?
In Southwest Virginia
In the Shenandoah Valley
On the coast of Virginia
East of the the Appalachian Mountains
12
What was the name of the first elected assembly in the New World?
Virginia House of Burgesses
The Mayflower Covenant
Pennsylvania Public Hearings
Jamestown Pulpits
13
In North America, colonization led to the ideas of ______and ______.
cash crops and gender specific labor
enslavement and a monarchical government
representative government and religious tolerance
coastal settlements and assimilation into Indian culture
14
What does religious tolerance mean?
Against all religions
Acceptance of only Christianity
Against religions that worship 1 god
Acceptance of all religions
15
What were the three countries that colonized North America?
Great Britain, Spain, and Denmark
Germany, Swedish, and Spain
France, Portugal, and Russia
Great Britain, France, and Spain
16
What was the "Mayflower Compact's" goal on how the wanted to treat people?
Equally
Based off their nobility
An eye for an eye
Based off their job
17
What were the early settlers of Virginia that were of nobility called?
Cavaliers
Minutemen
Pilgrims
Rebels
18
What country developed the 13 colonies?
France
Spain
Portugal
Great Britain
19
True or False - Slavery was created during the time of colonization.
True
False
20
The Middle Atlantic Colonies were settled mostly by whom ____________?
English, French and German
English, Spanish and Dutch
English, Dutch and German
English, Portuguese and Spanish
21
New England was settled by _________ seeking freedom from religious persecution in Europe.
Untouchables
Puritans
Scabs
Muslims
22
What was the "Columbian Exchange?"
The exchange of slaves from Africa to the Americas
The exchange of crops between the Europeans and Indians
The exchange of furs from the Indians to the French
The exchange of gold and ivory from Africa to Europe
23
Which group of people were very cooperative with the Native Americans?
Spanish
French
Africans
Norwegians
24
Was the relationship among the Indians and the British or Spanish positive or negative?
Positive
Negative
