Chapter 5 Oh Yeah! New England

The king of England gave the Puritans a _______ to start the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

• charter
• dissent
• consent
• expel

Puritan leaders were strict rulers who did not allow any _______, or disagreements.  

• charter
• dissent
• consent
• expel

Anne Hutchinson questioned their teachings, and the leaders of Massachusetts Bay Colony charged her with:  

• expel
• dissent
• sedition
• consent

To meet their economic needs, the Puritans would ________, or trade with each other.

• barter
• common
• town meeting
• Harvard College

Many Puritans shared the ________, which was used for grazing sheep, cattle, and other livestock.

• barter
• town meeting
• common
• Harvard College

The Puritans shared in the belief that learning to read was important so in 1636, they founded:

• barter
• common
• Harvard College
• town meetings

New England colonists created a _______ ________ economy in which people were free to compete in business and set different prices for goods and services.  

• exports
• imports
• industries 
• free-market

Some logs were used to make the ________ ________ needed to build ships.

• naval stores
• imports
• industries
• free-market

Trade was also an important part of the New England colonies.  ________ included furs, grains, lumber, whale oil, and dried fish.  

• exports
• town meetings
• naval stores
• free-market

Most _________, or goods brought into the colonies, were English-made.

• exports
• imports
• industries
• free-market