Chapter 9: Colonial Williamsburg

What does the word “dame” mean?

• education

• lady

• school

• woman

The College of William and Mary was a school for...

• girls

• girls and boys

• boys

Dame schools were taught in...

• homes

• libraries

• churches

• schools

True or false: There were two small schools for non-white boys in Colonial Williamsburg.

• true

• false

Which of the following were examples of craftsmen in Colonial Williamsburg?

• blacksmith

• cooper

• miller

• carpenter

____________ were workers learning the trade. They learned by working with the more skilled craftsmen. They did tasks requiring less skill. This took from 4-7 years.

• master craftsmen

• journeymen

• apprentices

True or false: Craftsmen and lawyers would probably go to the same tavern to relax.

• true

• false

In Colonial Williamsburg, who had to approve a bill for it to become a law?

• king

• The House of Burgesses

• governor

• mayor

The General Assembly wrote and voted on bills. Who could be a part of Virginia's General Assembly?

• all white men

• property owning men and women

• Anglican church goers

• white, property owning Anglican men

Was there ever a lighthouse built at Cape Henry?

• yes

• no