Chapter 3 Lesson 5 Test Practice

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What was the main benefit of colonies for England? In other words, what did England depend on the colonies for?

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producing raw goods for the mother country

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What is the meaning of the term environment?

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the surroundings or conditions in which something lives

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Why did Roman Catholics want their own colony?

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They were treated unfairly elsewhere.

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What conclusion can you draw about the differences between North Carolina and South Carolina?

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South Carolina was a wealthier colony.

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Which statement from the text best supports the conclusion that fighting in the Southern Colonies happened because of expansion into Native American territory? Options: "Oglethorpe befriended the Yamacraw’s leader, Chief Tomochichi. He agreed to sell Oglethorpe Yamacraw Bluff.", "Calvert promised to trade fairly with the Yoacomoco and to protect them from their enemies.", "... Chief Hancock, a Tuscarora leader, killed a local surveyor.... The chief believed the surveyor had stolen Tuscarora land when he measured boundaries.", "... conflicts arose with the Yamasee, a tribe that had once been an ally to North Carolina. The Yamasee claimed the colonists owed them money."

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... conflicts arose with the Yamasee, a tribe that had once been an ally to North Carolina. The Yamasee claimed the colonists owed them money.

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What best describes the city of Timbuktu before the 16th century?

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Timbuktu was an advanced society known for trade, architecture, and education.

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What evidence from the text best supports the correct response to question 7?

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The Yoruba were also skilled artisans.

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Which option describes a proprietor?

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Someone who founds or starts something like a colony or a company.

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Lord Baltimore founded the colony of Maryland for what religious group of Christians?

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The Catholics

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Which colonial region relied heavily on agriculture? Options: Southern Colonies, Middle Colonies, New England Colonies, Northern Colonies

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Southern Colonies