Colonial America

This man wrote about atrocities committed by the Spanish in the new world:

• Bartolome de Las Casas

• Sir Francis Drake

• Samuel de Champlain

• Peter Minuit

This English colony mysteriously disappeared in the 16th century:

• Jamestown

• Newfoundland

• Carolina

• Roanoake

Which of the following is true of Jamestown?

• It was founded for religious freedom

• It was largely populated by families

• Cotton was the main crop

• It was intended to make money for investors

In 1617, English colonies exported 500,000 pounds of this crop. Within forty years, they were exporting fifteen million pounds. What crop was it?

• Cotton

• Tobacco

• Rice

• Indigo

"Puritans" were given their name because:

• They demanded morally pure living

• They believed true Christians should separate from the Church of England

• They believed the Church of England should be purified from elements of Catholicism

• They wanted to create a perfect Christian society

This man was banished from Massachusetts, but established the colony of Rhode Island:

• Roger Williams

• Frank Jackson

• John Winthrop

• John Smith

This Dutch colonial city later became the English city of New York:

• New Haven

• New Bedford

• New Amsterdam

• New Netherland

Which colonial leader claimed his colony "a city upon a hill" with "the eyes of all people" upon them?

• Roger Williams

• Samuel de Champlain

• John Winthrop

• Anne Hutchinson

This powerful confederation of Native American tribes was strategically located in central New York

• Iriquois

• Cheyenne

• Narragansett

• Quapaw

Bacon's Rebellion occurred in which of these British colonies?

• Massachusetts

• Rhode Island

• Barbados

• Virginia