Lesson 4 Review/Sections 1-4

Fill in the Blank

The exchange of goods and people between Europe, West Africa, and the Americas was known as the ___ trade.

Multiple Choice

Name the 3 continents involved in the Triangular Trade:

• England, Africa, and United States
• Europe, West Indies and United States
• Europe, Africa and United States
• Europe, Africa and North America

Multiple Choice

Why was the waterfront considered the heart of colonial cities in 1750?

• It was the main source of entertainment

• It was where ships brought news and goods from England

• It was the location of government buildings

• It was the safest part of the city

Multiple Choice

The English Bill of Rights guaranteed

• Parliament had to veto all laws and taxes the colonists didn't like
• Parliament had to approve all laws and taxes the colonists suggested
• Parliament had to veto all laws and taxes the King created
• Only Parliament could make laws or taxes.

Multiple Choice

Who had to follow the law after the Magna Carta was signed?

• only the nobles
• everybody, including the king.

• only the peasants
• just the king

Multiple Select

Which of the following were common punishments for crimes in colonial America?

• Imprisonment

• Whipping

• Branding with hot irons

• Public humiliation

Multiple Choice

Considered the "in-between" portion of the Slave Trade was the waterway from Africa to the Americas. Sickening cruelty characterized this journey. In African ports, European traders packed Africans into the dark holds of large ships.

• Transatlantic Slave Trade

• Middle Passage

• Triangle Trade

• Northwest Passage

Multiple Choice

Why did so many enslaved people die on the Middle Passage?

• Slave traders usually purchased unhealthy individuals

• Disease and malnutrition and the overall brutal conditions

• Overloaded ships often sank

• Successful rebellions on board ships took many lives