Ch. 3 Review

Which was the biggest impact Europeans had on Native Americans?

• introduced new animals as a source of meat
• introduced new plants as a source of food
• introduced new religion to help civilize the native population
• introduced new diseases that devastated the native population

In the triangular trade routes, what was the leg of the trip called that brought Africans to the New World?

• Slave Trade Passage
• Slave Passage
• African Passage
• Middle Passage

Vocab - A crop which is grown to make money.

• agriculture

• subsistence farming

• cash crops

• crop rotation

Which of the following best describes the Mayflower Compact?

• A set of laws established for the general good in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

• The first representative democracy set up in Jamestown, Virginia.

• Allowing all male property owners the right to vote, no matter their religion.

• An agreement made to survive in the new world no matter what!

Which group are the Middle colonies?

• Connecticut 
  New Hampshire
  Rhode Island
  Massachuttes
• North Carolina
  South Carolina
  Virginia
  Maryland
  Georgia
• Pennsylvania
  Delaware
  New York
  New Jersey
• California
  Arizona
  New Mexico
  Washington

Which group are the Southern colonies?

• Connecticut 
  New Hampshire
  Rhode Island
  Massachuttes
• North Carolina
  South Carolina
  Virginia
  Maryland
  Georgia
• Pennsylvania
  Delaware
  New York
  New Jersey
• Florida
  Georgia
  Louisiana
  Alabama

Which group are the New England colonies?

• Connecticut 
  New Hampshire
  Rhode Island
  Massachusetts
• North Carolina
  South Carolina
  Virginia
  Maryland
  Georgia
• Pennsylvania
  Deleware 
  New York
  New Jersey
• Illinois
  Indiana
  Ohio
  Wisconsin

Who are indentured servants?

• another name for slaves
• people who work for the governor
• people who work to pay off their voyage
• people who like to exploe

What settlement was established in Massachusetts in 1620?

• Jamestown
• Plymouth
• Roanoke
• Maryland

Toleration Act of 1649

• first permanent English law

• first law supporting religious tolerance passed in the English colonies

• first attempt at self-governance

• first written constitution