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US HIstory Chapter 3: Colonial Life STUDY GUIDE
US HIstory Chapter 3: Colonial Life STUDY GUIDE
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1
Who was the author of Poor Richard’s Almanack?
Cotton Mather
Benjamin Franklin
John Copley
George Whitefield
2
The New England Primer was a
hymnbook for colonial churches.
textbook used in colonial schools.
popular edition of the catechism.
popular edition of the Psalms.
3
Which of the following was not characteristic of early colonial settlers?
More children survived than in Europe.
What you ate depended on your income.
Settlements generally flourished.
All houses followed a standard pattern.
4
Which one of the following foods was already in North America when the Europeans came to settle?
corn
coffee
bananas
melons
5
the ability to read and write
literacy
Old Deluder Satan Act
catechism
hornbook
6
The “colonial style” of architecture was
reflected French architecture.
was borrowed from Tudor England.
showed the influence of the American frontier.
was an open log cabin.
7
Instruction regarding Christian beliefs is called
literacy.
a covenant.
indenture.
a catechism.
8
The custom of wearing powdered wigs originally came from
Boston.
Great Britain.
France.
Italy.
9
A well-known minister in the colonies
Cotton Mather
John Copley
Benjamin Franklin
Devereux Jarratt
10
The two largest non-English groups in America were
Scots-Irish and Germans.
Germans and Swedes.
Scots-Irish and French.
Dutch and Germans.
11
Rice was a crop in
New England.
the frontier.
the South.
the middle colonies.
12
The Pennsylvania Dutch were
immigrants from New Netherland.
German immigrants.
settlers in New York.
Dutch settlers in the middle colonies.
13
Which type of food was not considered standard fare for a colonial meal?
salt pork
greens
corn meal
cranberry tarts
14
Women in America married earlier than women in Europe because
there were more men than women.
life expectancy was shorter.
there were more women than men.
parents were more lenient.
15
Infant death rates in the colonies were
the highest in the world at the time.
higher than in Europe.
as high as 50 percent of live births.
lower than in Europe.
16
Which of the following was not a leisure activity in the colonies?
music
games
radio
literature
17
Which of the following was not true about education in the colonies?
There were college graduates.
Literacy was lowest in the New England colonies.
The Protestant Reformation had an effect on education.
The Bible was taught in colonial schools.
18
What were dame schools?
private schools run by tutors
village schools in New England
college prep schools for upper-class girls
plantation schools in the South
19
A major reason the Scots-Irish and the Germans came to America was to
fight the English.
escape religious intolerance.
start tobacco plantations.
search for gold.
20
became the foundation on which others built compulsory public education
. Poor Richard’s Almanack
Old Deluder Satan Act
New South Primer
catechism
21
Puritans emphasized education primarily because they wanted children to
prepare for high-paying careers.
learn self-discipline.
study the classics.
read the Bible.
22
filled with witty sayings, some that we still use today
Poor Richard’s Almanack
New England Primer
dame schools
hornbook
23
Which of the following was true about education in the southern colonies?
Private tutors were not an option.
Public libraries were unheard of.
The majority went to a village school.
Some would walk miles to borrow a book.
24
Scots-Irish and German settlers
stayed mostly on the coast.
occupied lands in the backcountry.
were outnumbered by the Swedes and the French.
came to America in small numbers.
25
Akachi was a(n)
indentured servant.
rice farmer.
former slave.
wigmaker.
26
standard text throughout the colonial period
New South Primer
catechism
Poor Richard’s Almanack
New England Primer
27
Epidemics in the colonies were more common during the eighteenth-century colonies than during the previous because
Indians spread new diseases.
new diseases arrived from Europe.
crowded cities helped to spread diseases.
medical knowledge was declining.
28
included the alphabet and the Lord’s Prayer
Old Deluder Satan Act
dame schools
hornbook
Poor Richard’s Almanack
29
Which of the following was not an epidemic that seriously reduced the population of New England?
polio
smallpox
diphtheria
dysentery
30
Which of the following was not a common addition to plantation houses?
central chimneys
more rooms
glass
piazza
31
In education, the middle colonies and the South lagged behind New England because
the cities were overcrowded.
parents did not value education.
the Germans and the Scots-Irish opposed schools.
the population was scattered in rural areas.