Social Studies: Lessons 4.3 - 4.4

A “pilgrim” is a person who makes a journey for _____.

• Monetary reasons

• Religious reasons

• Protection reasons

• Selfish reasons

Where did the pilgrims get the money and support to come to the New World?

• King Henry VIII

• The Virginia Colony

• The pilgrims were already wealthy

• The Virginia Company

What did the Pilgrims do in order to help keep order in the Plymouth colony?

• They signed a compact

• The allowed John Smith to take over

• They followed all the rules of the King

• They let people do whatever they wanted

What is one thing way that Tisquantum helped the pilgrims?

• He showed them how to build ships

• He showed them how to hunt for whales

• He showed them how to fish and grow food

• He taught them how to speak proper English

Why did the relationship between the Native Americans and the Pilgrims change?

• Because the pilgrims started stealing from the native Americans

• Because new settlers started taking land from the native Americans

• Because the native Americans started attacking the pilgrims

• Because the native Americans were a shellfish group of people

What was France’s main goal in starting a colony in North America?

• To find the northwest passage

• To sell lumber to the native Americans

• To take over all lands in North America

• To gain wealth from the fur trade

What was the first French settlement in North America?

• New Orleans

• New Amsterdam

• Quebec

• Montreal

Which country did the Iroquois tribes side with?

• The Dutch

• The French

• The Vikings

• The Spanish

Why did the French turn back without reaching the mouth of the Mississippi River the first time they tried?

• They faced terrible weather

• They ran out of food and water

• They were attacked by the Native Americans

• They thought that the Spanish were already there

What did it meant for Louisiana to be a “proprietary colony”?

• It was owned by the king

• It was owned by one person other than the king

• It was owned by the native people who lived there

• To wasn’t owned by anyone