Chapter 5 Lesson 3

Chapter 5 Lesson 3

Multiple Choice

Look at the Focus on the Main Idea. As the colony grew, troubles arose between __________ and Pennsylvanians.

• Francis Daniel Pastorius

• Quakers

• Native Americans

• indentured servants

Multiple Choice

Look at the timeline on the top of the page. Who governed Pennsylvania in 1712?

• Hannah Callowhill

• William Penn

• William Penn's Son

• Native Americans

Fill in the Blanks

What is the name for those who live on land that belongs to another without paying for it?

Multiple Choice

What do you call the furthest edge of a settlement where the wilderness begins?

• squatters

• purchased

• frontier

• border

Fill in the Blanks

Colonial settlements continued to push Native Americans farther

.

Multiple Choice

What caused disagreements between the colonists and the Native Americans?

• Loyalty to King Charles II

• Disagreements over slavery.

• Colonists took Native American's land without paying for it.

Poll

Do you think squatters should have had rights to the land they settled?

• yes

• no

Multiple Choice

When William Penn could no longer serve as governor, who became governor?

• Hannah Callowhill Penn

• James Logan

• John Penn

• Thomas Penn

Fill in the Blanks

James Logan produced a

deed that said the Lenape people had sold land in Bucks County to William Penn.

Multiple Select

In what ways did the colonists cheat the Lenape out of land?

• They used three walkers instead of one.

• The men ran instead of walked.

• They paid the Native Americans for the land.

• They produced a fake deed that allowed the government to buy more land.

Multiple Choice

To what place did Native Americans move after leaving the southern colonies?

• Philadelphia

• The Susquehanna River Valley

• The Great Frontier

• New York

Fill in the Blanks

The colonists broke William Penn's promise to the Native Americans by moving onto Native American land without

for it.