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Today is October 24, 2024
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Review module 3 Social Studies

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​Learning Goals

Identify the economic, political and socio-cultural motivation for colonial settlement.
Compare characteristics of New England, Middle, and Southern colonies.
Identify significant individuals responsible for the development of the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies.
Demonstrate an understanding of political, economic, and social aspects of daily colonial life in the thirteen colonies.

Multiple Choice

Which of the Colonial Regions saw immigrants from many different countries (not just England)?

• Middle Colonies

• New England Colonies

• Southern Colonies

Multiple Choice

What is a colonist?

• A person who settles in a colony

• An agreement in which each side gives up some of what it wants

• a community ruled by another country.

• The document that describes how the U.S. government works

Multiple Choice

The region labeled in orange is the…

• New England Colonies

• Southern Colonies

• Middle Colonies

• American Colonies

Multiple Choice

Which of the colonial regions was settled by the Puritans?

• New England Colonies

• Middle Colonies

• Southern Colonies

Multiple Choice

The region labeled in red is the… 

• New England colonies

• Southern colonies

• Middle Colonies

• American colonies

Multiple Choice

What it mean to be "democratic?"

• It's someone who buys goods and services

• A person who settles in a colony

• Relating to a form of gov't in which people have the power to rule themselves.

• The legal requirement that the state must respect a person's legal rights and follow proper legal procedures.

Multiple Choice

The region labeled in green is the…

• New England colonies

• Southern colonies

• Middle colonies

• American colonies

Multiple Choice

Which of the colonial regions makes us think the most about plantations and cash crops?

• Southern Colonies

• New England Colonies

• Middle Colonies

Multiple Choice

The ocean located to the east of the colonial regions is the… 

• Gulf of Mexico

• Indian Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean

• Pacific Ocean

Multiple Choice

The economics of the colonial regions differed because they had different…

• Governments

• Languages

• Origins

• Resources

Multiple Choice

This colonial region was known as "America's Breadbasket" because of how much grain they grew.

• Middle Colonies

• New Enland Colonies

• Southern Colonies

Multiple Choice

The Quakers were a religious group who settled in Pennsylvania. Who was the man who founded this colony? 

• Quaker Oats

• King George

• William Penn

• George Penn

Multiple Choice

What was a set of rules written by the Pilgrims to help them live together peacefully called?

• The Constitution

• The Mayflower Compact

• The Magna Carta

• The Declaration of Independence

Multiple Choice

Large farms where cash crops are grown are called _______________.

• Farms

• Plantations

• Fields

• Sections

Multiple Choice

The New England Colonies had a "direct democracy", which means each person...

• talked about and voted on laws.

• voted on somebody to make laws for them.

• obeyed the king.

Multiple Choice

British colonies in America that have similar economies, geography, climate & government are called ______________ _____________. 

• Indentured Servants

• Similar areas

• Colonial regions

• cultural regions

Multiple Choice

The form of government in which the ruler is a king or queen is known as a _____________.

• Presidency

• Militia

• Monarchy

• Democratic Republic

Multiple Choice

Use the map below: The two colonies that are BEST for growing cash crops on plantations are...

• Rhode Island and Maryland

• Maryland and Georgia

• Georgia and Massachusetts Bay

• Rhode Island and Georgia

Multiple Choice

The people in the Middle Colonies had a "representational democracy", which means each person...

• voted on somebody to make laws for them.

• talked about and voted on laws.

• obeyed the king.

Multiple Choice

What is one way the 13 colonies were alike and different? 

• Each region had colonies that allowed children to work on farms.

• Each colonial region included colonies that were established for different reasons. 

• Each colonial region allowed both men and women to vote. 

• Each colony welcomed new settlers who practiced any religion. 

Multiple Choice

In this form of government the citizens elect the leaders to make decisions on their behalf.

• Monarchy

• Democratic Republic

• Representative Government

• Mayflower Compact

Multiple Choice

If you were a Puritan who wanted to move to the New World, which colony would be BEST for you to settle? 

• Rhode Island

• Georgia

• Massachusetts Bay

• Pennsylvania

Multiple Choice

What vocabulary word does this image represent?

• Monarchy

• Colonist

• Democratic

• settlement

Multiple Choice

Which geographic feature heavily influenced the economy of the New England colonies?

• Boston

• The Atlantic Ocean

• The Appalachian Mountains

• The Hudson River

Multiple Choice

What vocabulary word would this image represent?

• Monarchy

• Colonist

• Mayflower Compact

• Representative Gov't

Multiple Choice

True or False: Enslaved Africans were paid for the work the completed on plantations. 

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What vocabulary word does this image represent?

• Settlement

• Representative Gov't

• Mayflower Compact

• Monarchary

Multiple Choice

______________ ______________ agreed to work on plantations in exchange for a free passage from Europe. 

• Colonial regions

• Hard workers

• Enslaved Africans

• Indentured servants

Multiple Choice

What vocabulary word does this image represent?

• Colonist

• Settlement

• Monarchy

• Mayflower Compact

Multiple Choice

The New England region supported many _______________, or businesses that produce goods and services. Many colonists who settled here worked as farmers, fishermen, and whalers.

• Economies

• Assemblies

• Industries

• Plantations

Multiple Choice

What vocabulary word does this image represent?

• Representative Gov't

• Colonist

• Mayflower Compact

• Monarchy

Multiple Choice

If you were a Quaker who wanted to move to the New World, which of the Middle Colonies would be the BEST for you to settle?

• Maryland

• Rhode Island

• Delaware

• Pennsylvania

Multiple Choice

What vocabulary word matches this image?

• Representative Gov't

• Democratic

• Monarchy

• Settlement

Multiple Choice

My name is Diana Smith.  I come from a large group of Catholics and I’m hoping to find the perfect place for my family. I have two small children, George and Anna and need to find the best place for us as soon as possible. My Catholic religion is very important and I am a huge follower of Cecilius Calvert.  Please help me and my family find the perfect new colony to live.

• Maryland

• Rhode Island

• Massachusetts

• Georgia

Multiple Choice

My name is Ruthanne Norris.  I come looking to you for your help! My husband and I want to live only in the New England colonial region; however, we are not Puritans.  I know we cannot live in the Massachusetts Bay colony, so I need your help! What colony can we live in, in which other religions can worship freely? Thanks for using your expertise to help us!

• Maryland

• Rhode Island

• Virginia

• New York

Multiple Choice

Hello there! My name is Bill Ranger.  I come from England in hopes to help all new colonists protect the colonies from Spain.  I want to move as far south as possible and I want to help colonists to keep Spain from moving North.  My family and I like to grow a lot of cash crops and I’m hoping to do so in our new colony. Please help us find out where to go.

• Georgia

• Massachusetts

• Virginia

• New York

Multiple Choice

My name is George McClanahan and I am a single father to two young boys.  My wife died of smallpox last year and we are in need of a new beginning.  We are strong followers of Anne Hutchinson, Roger Williams and are very strong Puritans.  I must take my family to a safe place in which we can continue our Puritan beliefs to make the church more simple and pure.  Please tell us which colony would be the best for us. 

• Georgia

• Massachusetts

• Maryland

• New York

Multiple Choice

My name is Jonathan Jones.  I come from England. I am a Quaker, and I am in search of the land of my people. I want a safe place to practice my religion and I need to know everything possible about this new land I will be living in. Please use your expertise to help me.  

• Georgia

• Massachusetts

• Pennsylvania

• New York

Multiple Choice

This chart lists the most popular religions of several colonies in North America. The chart provides evidence that…

• Many colonies were created to build wealth for Great Britain.

• Many colonies were created to establish democratic governments.

• Many colonies were created to support different religious groups.

• Many colonies were created to promote the Catholic Church.

Multiple Choice

How did the geography of each colonial region affect the economy?

• only men impacted the industries of the colonial regions

• geography determined the climate of each region

• the natural resources, climate, and landforms determined the jobs available

• he natural resources, climate, and landforms determined who could participate in government

Multiple Choice

Below is a timeline of events in North American colonial history. Based on this timeline, how did religious conflicts impact the development of North American colonies?

• They strengthened trade with Native American cultures.

• They inspired the creation

   of new colonies.

• They started military conflicts between colonies.

• They weakened the influence of Native American cultures.

Multiple Choice

Based on this map, which statement is true?

• Many colonial towns were located near ports, close to the ocean.

• Many colonial towns were located far inland.

• Many colonial towns were located near mountains and lakes.

• Many colonial towns were located away from trade networks.