4th History Test 3

The __________ holds its traditions equal to the Bible.

What church built in 1698 is Delaware's oldest church building?

The English took control of New Amsterdam and renamed it ______.

Medicines made from living things are called ____________.

What present-day city New Jersey began as a Dutch settlement at Bergen in 1660?

__________ wrote a variety of music for shows and concerts.

What is the largest ethnic group in New Jersey?

Who won the only Revolutionary War battle fought at Cooch's Bridge in Delaware?

What Mid-Atlantic state is sometimes called the Corporate Capital of the World?

__________ was established to provide religious freedom for Catholics.

Men and women train for service in the US Navy or the US Marine Corps at the ____________ in Annapolis, Maryland.

I will need to be able to match the capitals with each state.

What colony became part of the Pennsylvania Colony and was later allowed to create its own ruling body?

I will need to know how to locate the different Mid-Atlantic states on a map.

Stephen Foster designed a steamboat that was fast and affordable.

Pennsylvania was founded as a Quaker colony by William Penn.

"The Star-Spangled Banner" was written by _____________.

What was the first permanent European settlement in Delaware?

Rapid industrial growth without careful planning can be ____ to the environment.

The major New York industries include agriculture, biotechnology, and __________.