Quiz #4 Colonial Virginia

Which cultures are represented on the map as Groups 3 and 4?

• Indians and Africans

• English and Africans

• Germans and Scots-Irish

• English and German

Which cultures are represented on the map as Groups 1 and 2?

• Indians and Africans

• English and Africans

• German and Scots-Irish

• English and German

Which culture is represented on the map as Group 5?

• English

• German

• Indians

• Scots-Irish

Which town name reflects Indian cultures?

• Roanoke

• Jamestown

• Williamsburg

• Alexandria

Which is NOT an example of colonial VA architecture that represented different cultures?

• barns

• crops

• houses

• churches

What is an example of a cash crop?

• a crop of cotton that the farmer will use to manufacture paper money

• an herb garden grown to be used in a family's daily cooking

• the governor's vegetable garden that will be used for elaborate government dinners

• a crop that is grown for the purpose of selling rather than the farmer's personal use

In the picture, Colonist A and Colonist B have made an economic deal. Colonist A has agreed to give Colonist B a basket of apples. Colonist B has agreed to fix Colonist B's fence.

The economic deal shown in the picture, is an example of:

• debt

• credit

• barter

• savings

In the picture, Colonist A and Colonist B have made an economic deal. Colonist A has agreed to give Colonist B a basket of apples. Colonist B has agreed to fix Colonist B's fence.

Colonist A is providing a _____?

• services

• good

• money

• debt

In the picture, Colonist A and Colonist B have made an economic deal. Colonist A has agreed to give Colonist B a basket of apples. Colonist B has agreed to fix Colonist B's fence.

Colonist B is providing a ____?

• service

• good

• money

• debt

Which statement about Colonial economics is NOT true?

• Most people used English paper money and coins to buy the things they needed.

• There were no banks in Colonial Virginia.

• Most people used bartering to get the goods and services they needed.

• Many people bought the things they needed on credit and paid their debt when their crops were harvested and sold.