13 Colonies Review

Which early settlement ran out of food, had wet and swampy conditions and John Smith took control of?

• Roanoke

• Jamestown

• Massachusetts Bay

• Plymouth

Which early settlement didn't have enough resources for winter, had no economy and John White left to go back to England for more supplies?

• Jamestown

• Plymouth

• Roanoke

• Massachusetts Bay

Which early settlement created the Mayflower Compact, had William Bradford as their leader and traded with Native Americans?

• Jamestown

• Massachusetts Bay

• Roanoke

• Plymouth

Which early settlement was most successful?

• Maryland

• Plymouth

• Roanoke

• Jamestown

Which of the following describes the Southern Colonies?

• Mild, rich soil for farming cash crops; cotton, indigo, rice, tobacco were big cash crops

• Harsh winters, mild summers with rocky and sandy soil; whaling and shipbuilding industries were important

• Hot summers, cold winters; rich soil for farming; fed only their families

Which of the following describes the New England Colonies?

• Mild, rich soil for farming cash crops; cotton, indigo, rice, tobacco were big cash crops

• Harsh winters, mild summers with rocky and sandy soil; whaling and shipbuilding industries were important

• Hot summers, cold winters; rich soil for farming; fed only their families; known as the bread basket of the colonies

Which of the following describes the Middle Colonies?

• Mild, rich soil for farming cash crops; cotton, indigo, rice, tobacco were big cash crops

• Harsh winters, mild summers with rocky and sandy soil; whaling and shipbuilding industries were important

• Hot summers, cold winters; rich soil for farming; fed only their families; known as the bread basket of the colonies

What was the trade route called that went between North America, England, and Africa?

• Middle Passage

• New England Pathway Route

• Silk Road Route

• Triangular Trade Route

Who started Pennsylvania, planned Philadelphia on a grid, and had a good relationship with American Indians?

• William Penn

• Anne Hutchinson

• Thomas Edison

• Ben Franklin

Who held meetings to discuss religion and was banned from Massachusetts?

• Roger Williams

• Ben Franklin

• Anne Hutchinson

• William Penn