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1
Scots-Irish and German settlers __.
came to America in small numbers
stayed mostly on the coast
were outnumbered by the Swedes and the French
occupied lands in the backcountry
2
Which type of food was not considered standard fare for a colonial meal?
salt pork
corn meal
cranberry tarts
greens
3
The infant death rate in colonial America was much higher than in Europe.
False
True
4
The two largest non-English groups in America were __.
Dutch and Germans
Germans and Swedes
Scots-Irish and French
Scots-Irish and Germans
5
Which of the following was not true about education in the colonies?
Literacy was lowest in the New England colonies.
The Protestant Reformation had an effect on education.
The Bible was taught in colonial schools.
There were college graduates.
6
Which of the following was not characteristic of early colonial settlers?
More children survived than in Europe.
All houses followed a standard pattern.
What you ate depended on your income.
Settlements generally flourished.
7
Instruction regarding Christian beliefs is called __.
a catechism
literacy
a covenant
indenture
8
In education, the middle colonies and the South lagged behind New England because __.
parents did not value education
the cities were overcrowded
the population was scattered in rural areas
the Germans and the Scots-Irish opposed schools
9
The American Indians introduced many new foods to European settlers.
True
False
10
What paddle-shaped board did the colonists' children use for reading?
Pennsylvania Dutch
hornbook
williamsburg style
New England Primer
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standard text throughout the colonial period
New South Primer
Poor Richard's Almanack
Old Deluder Satan Act
New England Primer
12
The Pennysylvania Dutch were __.
settlers in New York
immigrants from New Netherland
Dutch settlers in the middle colonies
German immigrants
13
What were dame schools?
college prep schools for upper-class girls
plantation schools in the South
private schools run by tutors
village schools in New England
14
Included the alphabet and the Lord's prayer
catechism
New England Primer
dame schools
hornbook
15
The "colonial style" of architecture __.
reflected French architecture
was borrowed from Tudor England.
showed the influence of the American frontier
was an open log cabin
16
America's population increased greatly during the eighteenth century.
False
True
17
Akachi was a(n) __.
rice farmer
wigmaker
former slave
indentured servant
18
Filled with witty sayings, some that we still use today
hornbook
New England Primer
Poor Richard's Almanack
Old Deluder Satan Act
19
A major reason the Scots-Irish and the Germans came to America was to __.
fight the English
start tobacco plantations
search for gold
escape religious intolerance
20
Rice was a crop in __.
the South
New England
the middle colonies
the middle frontier
21
The Protestant Reformation improved spiritual conditions but did not affect education.
False
True
22
the ability to read and write
catechism
dame schools
hornbook
literacy
23
What were German immigrants in Pennsylvania called?
Scots-Irish
hornbook
Williamsburg style
Pennsylvania Dutch
24
Who was the author of Poor Richard's Almanack?
Cotton Mather
Benjamin Franklin
John Copley
George Whitefield
25
Became the foundation on which others built compulsory public education
Old Deluder Satan Act
catechism
Poor Richard's Almanack
New South Primer
26
The New England Primer was a __.
hymnbook for colonial churches
textbook used in colonial schools
popular edition of the Psalms
popular edition of the catechism
27
Village schools were called dame schools because the teachers were generally women.
True
False
28
What is another name for the "colonial style" architecture?
Pennsylvania Dutch
Scots-Irish
hornbook
Williamsburg style
29
What were Protestant settlers from Northern Ireland called?
Scots-Irish
hornbook
Pennsylvania Dutch
Williamsburg style