American Colonization

Where did the French settle in North America?

• Canada and the Mississippi
• Delaware
• Virginia, Massachusetts and the eastern seaboard
• Florida and the Southeast

Where did the English settle in North America

• in Delaware
• in Virginia, Massachusetts and along the eastern seaboard
• in Canada, the Great Lakes and the Mississippi
• near the Hudson River

What business did the French engage in in North America? 

• mining
• fur trade
• spice trade
• lumber

Give two reasons why the French had good relationships with the Indians

• the French did not force them to live and work on missions
• the French treated them as equals and intermarried with them
• both of these reasons are correct
• none of these are correct

The original name of the settlement later named New York was 

• New Zealand
• New Holland
• New Amsterdam
• New Sweden

The first English colony in North America was:

• New Amsterdam
• Jamestown
• Massachusetts Bay
• Quebec

The reason for the founding of the Massachusetts Bay colony was

• to enter the fur trade
• religious freedom
• to find gold and make money
• to kick the Dutch out of the area

These colonies had farms and were known for wheat production

• New England
• Middle
• Southern
• California

These colonies had large plantations and used slave labor

• Southern
• Western
• Middle
• New England

These colonies where known for having small farms, fishing villages and crafts

• New France
• Southern
• New England
• Middle