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Chapter 4: Growth of the Thirteen Colonies
Chapter 4: Growth of the Thirteen Colonies
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1
What document did England base limited government
,
and several other rights off of?
The COnstitution
The Albany Plan of Union
The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
Magna Carta
2
When did General Braddock set out to attack Fort Duquesne?
1783
1755
1495
1683
3
Most colonists valued education
False
True
4
In what newspaper were reading and writing lessons in?
The Wall-Street Journal
The Daily Times
The New England Primer
The Old Farmers Almanac
5
The independent small farmers of the backcountry outnumbered the large plantation owners
False
True
6
Who was an African witness of the slave trade forced onto a ship?
Olaudah Equiano
Weratibit Loracatare
Mosha Hamilakuila
Malakal Wereuga
7
In what year did the Massachusets pass a public education law
1647
1693
1673
1649
8
Ben Franklin was a founding father?
True
False
9
What is
smuggling?
Taking things
Taking things inside of a prohibited zone
Trading illegally with other nations
Trading legally with other nations
10
Who defended John Peter Zenger in court?
Alexander Hamilton
Andrew Hamilton
Ander Hamilton
Alexis Hamilton
11
What was the most powerful group of Native Americans called (During the time period we have learned)?
The Western Confederacy
The Uzumaki
The Iriquois
The Uchiha
12
In New England, what would they make using molasses from Africa?
Syrup
WIne
Beer
Rum
13
What building in English colonies was used for church services and town meetings?
Townhall
Townhall
Meetinghouse
Colonial Hall
14
When did French troops raid Maine and New york?
1200
1730
1740
1832
15
Why was it called the triangular trade?
They had nothing better to call it
It was in the shape of a sphere
The route was the shape of a square
It was the shape of a triangle
16
What happened on the second leg of the triangular trade?
They transported African men, women, and children to the Americas
They transported Chinese men, women, and children to the Americas to serve
They transported African men, women, and children to the Americas
A and C
17
What is literacy?
Being unable to talk
Being able to talk
Being able to read and write
Being able to speak different languages
18
By what year did the French and Indian war begin
1778
1754
1732
1766
19
What happened in the first leg of the Triangular trade?
They went from a European port to Africa, to exchange goods for slaves
They went from a European port to Asia to exchange goods for slaves
They went from a European port to America to exchange goods for materials
They went from a European port to China to exchange goods for slaves
20
What is the capital of New France?
Montreal
New Hope
Quebec
Paris
21
What was the region west of the Tidewater that included hills and forests called
The Backcountry
Great Lakes
Wyoming
Canada
22
What is the “Enlightenment”
The idea that a country loves religion
A theory that a country’s power is based on its wealth
The Idea that religion improved society
The idea that knowledge, reason, and science improved society
23
What countries have Britain had control over?
7B
Nova Scotland, Newfoundland, and the Hudson bay region
Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and the Hudson Bay region
24
What was the Great Awakening
An awakening amongst the colonists
A movement of laws, and an economic awakening
A return to religion, where many people became devoted to their religion
25
Who declared the proclamation of 1763?
King Greg III
King George III
King Leo II
King George I
26
What was the triangular trade?
the transpacific slave trade that operated from the 16th to 19th century
the transartic slave trade that operated from the 16th to 19th century
the transatlantic slave trade that operated from the 16th to 19th century
the transindian slave trade that operated from the 16th 19th centuries
27
What was the main cash crop on Georgia and The Carolinas
Sugarcane
Rice
Wheat
Barley
28
What creature did Ben Franklin suggest when they were deciding the national animal?
Turkey
Griffen
The Chief Toad
Eagle
29
What was the principal cash crop of Maryland and Virginia
Wheat
Indigo
Tobacco
Sugarcane
30
What is a charter colony?
A colony ruled by the governing nation
A colony run by-laws
A colony in which the settlers were given a charter to settle on that land
None of the Above
31
England had to export more goods than it imported
False
True
32
The southern colonies soil was rocky and unfertile
False
True
33
What fortress was located on Cape Berton Island?
Fort Higgins
Fort Necessity
Fort Louisburg
Fort Ticonderoga
34
Fact or Fiction; The Albany Plan was the first colonial constitution?
Fiction
Fact
35
What is a cash crop?
A crop made to be sold for money
A crop made out of cash
Rich person crop
A crop that is very rich
36
John Peter Zenger was found
not guilty
True
False
37
In what year was John Peter Zenger charged with libel
1796
1742
1735
1748
38
New England had good soil and fertile farmland
True
False
39
What did Parliament do in 1689?
None of the above
Kicked Charles ll out and put James in his place
Kicked James out and put William of Orange and Mary in his place
Kicked James out of the throne and put Charles the ll in his place
40
Each large plantation was like a very small town, with some including schools and chapels
True
False
41
Was there a rule that stated that women and children were not allowed to be harmed in battle?
Yes
No
42
Native Americans killed women and children, colonists, in battle?
False
True
43
In the American colonies, people in families had many different jobs amongst themselves
False
True
44
Who made this quote “If you are french… join us. If you are English, We declare war against you. Let us have your answer
The French
The Green Mountain Boys
Pontiac
The Spanish
45
What is subsistence farming?
Producing more than enough crops for people’s needs
Producing too little crops for people’s needs
Producing just enough crops for people’s needs
46
Who had the final idea for the national animal?
Thomas Jefferson
Ben Franklin
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
47
What are the Navigation Acts?
Acts between 1651 and 1673 designed to expand Britain's trade
Laws directing the flow of goods between England and the colonies
all of the above
48
What battle did the native Americans raid along the Pennsylvania and Virginia frontier?
Uchiha war
Black plague
Pontiac’s war
The French and Indian war
49
How did the German Immigrants become successful in the Middle Colonies
By using their skills
By using agricultural methods from Europe
By making iron
none of the above
50
What side did a majority of the native Americans fight on?
American
Irish
British
French
51
What are overseers?
People hired to be the servants of the wealthy plantation owners
People hired to keep the land fertile
People hired to keep the slaves working hard
People that were hired to keep the sertile foil
52
What did England view its North American colonies as?
none of the above
A land of sertile foil
An economic resource
Loyal people giving them money
53
What was the main reason for economic growth in New England?
Hunting, Stocks, Trade, Mining
Fishing, Whaling, Shipbuilding, Farming
Law, Technology, Natural Resources, Population
Mining, Trade, Agriculture, Whaling
54
The colonists elected their own governors but Great Britain had the right to approve or veto the governor chosen
True
False
55
What happened on the third leg of the triangular trade
The transportation of goods from America back to Europe.
The transportation of goods from Africa back to Europe.
The transportation of goods from Europe to Asia
The Transportation of goods from America to Africa
56
When was the Iroquois Confederacy formed
1549
1570
1576
1582
57
What are slave codes
Strict rules governing the rights of slaves
All of the above
Rules restricting money made by slaves
Rules allowing overseers and plantation owners to beat the slaves
58
Who was the first to engage in battle in the French and Indian War?
Thomas Conway
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
William Pitt
59
What is a proprietary colony?
Ruled by the colonists
None of the Above
Ruled by governing country
Ruled by a proprietor (propretor ruled like a monarch or king)
60
What is a royal colony?
A colony that was given a charter or grant to settle on the land
a colony ruled by a proprietor
None of the above
A colony ruled directly by the governing country
61
Slaveholders could sell family members to another slaveholder
False
True
62
What is the Tidewater?
Region of land in which most of the large plantations were on
Region of flat, low-lying lands along the seacost
All of the Above
Region of land that farms were usually made on
63
What were some of the main items that women in the northern colonies made?
Cloth/Clothes, garments, I-Phone elevens, AirPods Pro
Furs, Cloth, Soap, Cribs
Cloth, Garments, Candles, Soap
Cars, Furs, Cloth, Garments
64
In The American colonies most women could not vote
True
False
65
Because of rice in Georgia and South Carolina more slaves were needed
True
False
66
Most Northern farmers relied on their children for labor
False
True
67
What is diversity?
Variety or difference
Something
Something that is diverse
68
Why did none of the colonies vote in favor of the Albany Plan of Union
All of the above
Thye did not want to give up their autonomy
They did not want to unite against the French
They did not want to give up their land
69
What did the Navigation Acts prevent the colonists from doing?
All of the above
Sending certain products including sugar, tobacco, etc.
prohibit maps among the colonists
No trading with outside Nations other than Spain
70
What is an apprentice?
A learning assistant whom craft workers trained
A thing in Star Wars
A thing from Star Wars
None of the above
71
What was the Treaty of Paris
It was a surrender from the British to France
It let the french to keep doing fur trade but they had to give up their lan
it let France have their land in exchange for their Native American friends
It permitted France to keep some sugar-producing islands in the West Indies
72
Who attacked Quebec?
Julius Ceaser
James Wolfe
The Iroquois
John Rolfe
73
Did the French want to share the regions/colonies of the profitable fur trade?
Yes
No
74
What is the theory of mercantilism?
A theory about a country’s merchants
A theory made by merchants
A theory stating that a nation’s power depends on its wealth
A theory about a country’s gold reserve
