Ch. 5 Lesson 2- New Pennsylvanias

Ch. 5 Lesson 2- New Pennsylvanias

Open Ended

The journey from England to the colonies was long and dangerous. Describe how you would feel if you had to travel on a ship from England to the colonies.

Multiple Choice

Look at the timeline on the top of page 134. In what year were there about 6,000 enslaved Africans in Pennsylvania?

• 1688

• 1750

• 1775

Multiple Choice

When people became indentured servants, someone in the colony paid for their voyage from England. In exchange, the indentured servants would...

• work on farms or businesses without pay for five to seven years.

• pay for their own trip back to England.

• build their own houses and grow their own crops.

Multiple Choice

Eventually, what group of people replaced indentured servants?

• Quakers

• Native Americans

• Germans

• People from West Africa

Multiple Select

Which of the following are true?

• Many Africans became ill and died on the tip across the Atlantic Ocean.

• Europeans supplies goods to slave traders in Africa in exchange for the kidnapped Africans.

• The number of enslaved Africans in Pennsylvania peaked in 1750.

• Slaves were freed after they worked without pay for 7 years.

Multiple Choice

Who was a leader in protesting slavery in the colonies?

• Francis Daniel Pastorius

• Olaudah Equiano

• William Penn

• King Charles II

Multiple Select

Select all of the antislavery efforts by the Quakers.

• Philadelphia Quakers banned slaveholders from church business meetings.

• Quakers would not accept slave traders as members.

• Quakers urged people to free their slaves.

• Quakers created the Pennsylvania Abolition Society to help people who had been freed from slavery.