

13 Colonies Review
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Joshua Washington
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
The economy of the Southern Colonies was based on ______________.
farming
fishing
slavery
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Multiple Choice
What does the term pilgrim mean?
Someone who travels for religious reasons
Someone who stays in one place for a long time
Someone who vacations often
Someone who rules a colony
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
This region was known for wheat farming. (breadbasket)
New England
Middle
Southern
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Multiple Choice
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Massachuttes
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Georgia
Delaware
New York
New Jersey
Georgia
Louisiana
Alabama
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
New York was named after whom?
Duke of York, the King of England's brother
Duke of York, the King of France's brother
Duke of York, the King of Spain's brother
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Multiple Choice
This is the forced voyage of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic Ocean to the New World
Last Passage
First Passage
Middle Passage
Triangular Passage
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Match
Match the 13 Colonial Region to their primary economic source.
Wheat & Oats
Cash Crops & Slave Labor
Shipbuilding & Fishing
Middle Colonies
Southern Colonies
Northern Colonies
Middle Colonies
Southern Colonies
Northern Colonies
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Dropdown
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William Penn was the leader of the Quakers, who believed in religious freedom & equality for everyone. Penn created Pennsylvania as a safe place for escaping religious persecution.
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Multiple Select
Which physical characteristics contributed MOST to the development of the shipbuilding/fishing industry in the Northeastern states?
Select THREE correct answers.
Thick Forests
Large Desert Regions
Deep Harbors
Abundant Sea Life
Long Growing Seasons
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Match
Match the following reasons different European countries colonized the Americas.
Fur Trade w/ Native Americans.
Cash Crops in Southeast region of North America.
Converting Natives in the Southwest to Christianity.
France
England
Spain
France
England
Spain
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following was a primary reason for the vast creation of colonies?
To avoid debtor's prison.
To extend triangular trade routes.
To escape religious persecution.
To block Spanish settlements.
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Multiple Choice
Religious meetings drew
no crowds
small crowds
medium crowds
large crowds
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Select
Ministers of The Great Awakening preached ___________
God was kind and forgiving
people were not equal
colonists should not be independent
colonists could save themselves
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Multiple Choice
How did the Great Awakening change America?
It brought people from all over the colonies together for the first time
It led to people denying God and leading secular lives
It spread abolitionism throughout the land and led to the end of slavery
It brought French rule to America
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Thich Forests = more wood to make ships.Abundant Sea Life = more fish to catch & sell which increases need of shipbuilding.Deep Harbors = easy for ships to park & trade which again increases need of shipbuilding.
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Multiple Choice
Why was the House of Burgesses (VA) important in the development of the United States?
It was the first example of representative government in the colonies.
It was the first time governmental powers were separated.
It was the first time women were granted voting rights in the colonies.
It was the first successful English colony in the U.S.
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Multiple Choice
Why was the founding of the Jamestown colony significant?
Because it offered the English access to vast gold deposits.
Because it was an English settlement built on religious freedom.
Because it provided the English with immediate profits.
Because it represented the first permanent English settlement.
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Not the first one they tried (Roanoke) but Jamestown was the first one that worked for England!
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Multiple Choice
Which statement describes a reason for the development of the transatlantic slave trade?
Colonial Governments wanted to use slave labor to build canals.
Plantation owners in Southern colonies were increasing profits from slave labor.
Many colonists relied on slave labor to do difficult work on their ranches.
Textile production in North colony factories relied on slave labor.
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Cash Crops made a lot of money for white Europeans so they needed more "workers" to do the hard labor for them = increase in slavery & slave trade.
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Reorder
Reorder the following steps of this diagram regarding the increase in slavery in the Southern Colonies.
(Put them in order from left to right)
Colonial production of Cash Crops.
Use of Slavery in Agriculture.
Increased profits for plantation owners.
Expansion of the transatlantic slave trade.
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Making Cash Crops LEADS to using Slaves to do the work which LEADS to increased profits/money for Plantation owners which LEADSto an increase in slave trade.
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Multiple Choice
What was one way slow communication due to distance with the British Government affected the American colonies?
The colonies united for trade & defense.
Self-Government developed in the colonies.
Smuggling of goods in the colonies decreased.
The colonies petitioned the government to establish a navy.
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Communication was slow between England & the 13 Colonies because how far they were from each other.This led to the colonies creating all their own stuff because England wasn't there to keep an eye on them.
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