Chapter 4 TEST

Contaminated water and dirty living conditions which caused diseases were reasons why--

• many colonists returned to England

• the colonists moved the capital from Jamestown to Williamsburg

• colonists moved to the Chesapeake Bay

• the settlers moved farther north

Virginia's primary source of wealth came from--

• shipbuiliding

• masonry

• agriculture

• industry

A crop that is grown to sell for money is called a---

• cash crop

• dollar crop

• seasonal crop

• King's tax crop

How did most white Virginian's make their living?

• specializing in a trade

• importing African slaves

• farming

• as soldiers for the British Army

By the early 1700s, England had grown to become--

• Ireland

• Europe

• Scots-Irish

• Great Britain

In what regions did the African workers primarily settle?

• Tidewater and Piedmont

• Tidewater and Eastern Shore

• Appalachian Plateau and Piedmont

• Valley and Ridge and Blue Ridge Mountains

What form of exchange is taking place between these colonists?

• credit

• currency

• barter

• debt

Which group of people was brought the Virginia colony against their will?

• Scots-Irish

• women

• American Indians

• Africans

Both free and enslaved African Americans were denied--

• personal rights

• housing

• the ability to marry

• buying goods

What was the most profitable cash crop the Virginia colony sold to England?

• corn

• tobacco

• cotton

• potatoes