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Chapter 6: New England Colonies Review
Chapter 6: New England Colonies Review
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The building in a Puritan village where people gathered to discuss religion and government.
self - sufficient
industry
meetinghouse
shipyard
2
When a group or individual can provide themselves with everything they need; independent
Middle Passage
lucky
banish
self - sufficient
3
Where was King Phillip's War fought in 1675?
in areas controlled by the Pequot people
mainly in Boston
along the seacoast in places like Mystic, Connecticut
all over New England
4
A business that makes a product or offers a service that can be sold to other people.
import
shipyard
wampum
industry
5
A large area of land left in its natural condition.
wilderness
wampum
Middle Passage
shipyard
6
The most abundant natural resource in the New England colonies was...
rich soil
maple syrup
iron
wood
7
A person who refuses to go along with what his or her leaders believe.
meetinghouse
banish
dissenter
magistrate
8
A place where ships are built and repaired.
meetinghouse
harbor
shipyard
triangular trade
9
What did Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson have in common?
Both were banished for being dissenters.
Together they founded the colony of Connecticut.
10
The building at the center of Puritan life.
colonial home
meetinghouse
hotel
court house
11
The route between Africa, Europe, and North America
imports
Circular Compass
Triangular Trade
Middle Passage
12
When the Puritans planned their communities, they tried to make sure that...
the communities could provide for all of their own needs.
everyone had the same amount of land
13
Which of the following items was imported rather than made by a New England farm family?
clothes
maple syrup
guns
candles
14
What did Salem witch trials show about the relationship between townspeople in the town of Salem?
People in the community cared more about money than religion.
As the community grew larger, people became closer.
Ministers told people how to help one another.
Neighbors distrusted one another.
15
New England colonies got the ships they used for fishing and trade from local shipyards.
True
False
16
To drive someone out of a country or region.
dissenter
destroy
magistrate
banish
17
A Native American form of money made from polished shells.
wampum
import
meetinghouse
dissenter
18
The main goal of Puritan education was to make sure all children...
would be able to go on to college
could understand religious readings
19
An item brought into one country from another.
meetinghouse
import
wampum
export
20
Why were the Puritans who came after 1630 unable to enjoy peace with the Native Americans, as the Pilgrims had before?
Native Americans disliked the goods the Puritans used for trade.
There were many more Puritans than Pilgrims, and they wanted more land.
The Puritans tried to convert the Native Americans to Christianity.
After 1630 the Puritans tried to enslave Native Americans.
21
In puritan villages, what work did children typically do?
Their only job was to study well in school.
They worked at the meethinghouse for the public good.
They worked in small mills and factories.
They worked longs days at home and in the fields.
22
Why did the first Pilgrim colonist find much of the cleared land abandoned?
The Native Americans who cleared it had died from diseases.
The early explorers had farmed it and then moved westward.
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Fish was used at home, and traded to other countries.
False
True
24
A political leader who made the laws in a Puritan village.
dissenter
magistrate
wilderness
banish
