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1
the role of women in most of colonial society? (hint- ignore the photo, not allowed to shred)
religious
commercial
domestic
artisan
2
Due to plantation farming and a lack of large towns, the Southern Colonies were ...
rural
urban
suburban
densely populated
3
Which colony was originally given to 8 proprietors so they could make a profit?
Virginia
Carolina
Georgia
New Jersey
4
Which region relied on whaling as a resource?
Southern Colonies
Spanish Colonies
Middle Colonies
New England Colonies
5
The "lost" colony???
Roanoke
Carolina
Providence Plantation
Croatan
6
Bacon's Rebellion led to a decrease in...
the whaling industry of Connecticut
the growth of tobacco as a cash crop
use of indentured servants as laborors
pork farming in the colonies
7
Delaware was originally part of:
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
8
Connecticut, New Hampshire and Rhode Island all began as dissenters from which colony?
Georgia
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts Bay
9
Which colony was originally called New Netherlands?
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Amsterdam
New York
10
How were William Penn and Roger Williams alike?
They both were Puritans who dissented against Mass Bay
They both raised cash crops
They were both signers of the Declaration of Independence
They both insisted on fair relations with Natives
11
Which religious group were pacifists?
Puritans
Quakers
Anglicans (Church of England)
Seperatists
12
Delaware was originally...
Settled by Swedes
Owned by the Scottish
home to a Volvo production factory
Mainly Puritan
13
Which colonial region's economy began to rely on slave labor to grow cash crops?
Middle
New England
Southern
North Western
14
Which colonial group originally received help from the Wampanoag?
Jamestown
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Plymouth
New Netherlands
15
What blue flowering plant was cultivated by Eliza Lucas to use as a dye ?
indigo
tobacco
iris
orchids
16
Abundant, ancient forests led to what industry in the English colonies
ship building
iron smelting
rice growing
artisan retailing
17
People in New England colonies could only grow what they could eat. They were _______ farmers.
livestock
cash crop
commodity
subsistence
18
Which document was created because the settlers at Plymouth were blown off course an had no gov
Act of Toleration
Mayflower Compact
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
House of Burgesses
19
Which word should NOT be used to describe Quakers?
pacifists
hierarchical
equality
Society of Friends
20
Which laws were put in place by Parliament to support the economic system of mercantilism?
Navigation Acts
House of Burgesses
Town Meetings
Slave Codes
21
Which is NOT a Middle Colony?
Pennsylvania
New York
New Hampshire
New Jersey
22
The influx of 15,000 Puritans to Massachusetts Bay Colony was called:
Great Migration
Salem Witch Trials
Mayflower Compact
Providence Plantation
23
Someone who works for 7 years in exchange for their ship fare across the ocean?
indentured servant
debtor
dissenter
proprietor
24
Which colony used enslaved people from Africa to grow rice it its low country?
Pennsylvania
Virginia
South Carolina
North Carolina
25
Maryland's "Act of Toleration" was to protect which religious minority?
Puritans
Jews
Quakers
Catholics
26
The Virginia colony earned money growing and selling which cash crop?
cotton
tobacco
rice
indigo
27
Which of the following colonies did NOT rely on shipbuilding?
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
28
In Europe land was synonymous with aristocracy, in the English colonies it was associated with:
the traditional nobility
strict class structure
social mobility
communal land ownership
29
Which colony was known as the breadbasket because of the amount of grain grown? (not New York!)
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Virginia
South Carolina
30
Which Southern colony was originally a penal colony and shunned slavery?
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
Georgia
31
Colonists may have digressed to cannibalism during the starving time at:
New Amsterdam
Plymouth
Roanoke
Jamestown
32
What did Ann Hutchinson and Roger Williams have in common?
They were dissenters who left Massachusetts Bay Colony
They were both signers of the Mayflower Compact
They imported African slaves for their Plantations
They were the FIRST ever "youtubers" to have their own show
33
The vast majority of Africans taken during the 1500s-1800s were forced to...
Build ships and hunt whales in New England
labor on sugar plantations in the Caribbean and Brazil
pick and process cotton in the American South
To plant tobacco in Jamestown Virginia
34
Which word might be used to describe the demographics of the Middle Colonies?
Catholic
diverse
lower class
English
35
These wealthy land owners lived in the Tidewater region...
itinerant preachers
gentry
indentured servents
coopers
36
Massachusetts Bay colony was to be a "City on a Hill." Its goal was to:
be a pius example for all the world to see
grow cash crops
expand peoples' social mobility
make money for investors
37
The brutal middle passage was traveled by approximately what number of people?
5-6 million
3 million
10-12 million
500,000
38
What geographic feature did New York City and Pennsylvania share?
Locations on inland freshwater lakes
Beautiful Mountain Ranges
Thousands of miles of fertile plains
Excellent natural harbors
39
What movement was started because colonists thought they lost their original religious fervor
Triangular Trade
Diversity
Abolitionism
Great Awakening
40
"toleration" is most commonly associated with:
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
South Carolina