Colonization

The English Settlement of Jamestown was established in the Americas in?

• 1620

• 1607

• 1689

• 1763

Increasing wealth, spreading Christianity, and gaining new territory were are examples of what?

• Motives for Native American Exploration

• Motives for European Isolation

• Motives for European Exploration

• Motives for westward expansion

The colonial settlers that established colonies along fertile land and costal waterways were most likely?

• Miners

• painters

• Welders

• Farmers

The settlers of Plymouth left England In search of which of the following?

• own land

• New job opportunities

• Religious freedom

• raw materials

A result of the Native Americans declaring war on the Colonist in Jamestown was?

• Starving Time

• new trading partners

• new cash crops

• population increase

In 1620 the pilgrims wrote the first example of colonial self-government know as the?

• English Bill of Rights

• Magna Carta

• Mayflower Compact

• Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

Who established the Connecticut colony and extended voting rights to beyond church members?

• Thomas Hooker

• Anne Hutchinson

• John Rolfe

• Roger Williams

The cash crop that was introduced by John Rolfe and help to save the colony of Jamestown was?

• Cotton

• Rice

• Tobacco

• Indigo

The transfer of new ideas, disease, plants, and animals across the Atlantic was known as the?

• Pacific Trade

• Middle Passage

• Columbian Exchange

• Indian Ocean Trade

The cause of French exploration of the Americas was the?

• Religious freedom

• search for gold

• Fur trade

• search for allies