5th Grade Studies Weekly - Week 9

The Pilgrims were also known as _______ because they wished to separate from the Church of England.

• Puritans

• Separatists

• Laureates

• Churchless

The people of the Massachusetts Bay Colony were mainly _______.

• Puritans

• Pequots

• Powhatans

• Pennsylvanians

Puritans emphasized _______.

•  returning to England as soon as possible
•  black clothing, hats and no vehicles
• praying six times daily
• education, moral lives, involvement in government and defense of the colony

The five original New England Colonies were __________.

• Massachusetts, Cape Cod, Boston, Salem, New York
• Massachusetts Bay, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Plymouth
• Rhode Island, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, New York
• Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut

Some trades in the New England Colonies were _______.

• orange grower, hat maker and rancher
• timber miller, seafarer and fisher
• wampum banker, poet and weaver
• software designer, judge and baby namer

Why were Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony?

• They made a lot of money.

• They lived in homes and used slaves

• They wanted to practice religion their own way

• They were breaking laws.

The sides fighting in the Pequot War over the fur trade were the Pequot Tribe and _________ colony.

• Connecticut
• Massachusetts Bay
• New Hampshire
• Plymouth

Who started the New Hampshire Colony?

• John Winthrop
• John Williams
• John Mason
• Anne Hutchinson

The Fundamental Orders was a constitution written at the _______ colony which meant "free consent of the people".

• Massachusetts Colony
• Plymouth
• Connecticut
• New Hampshire

The difference between a state and a colony is...............

• The states were controlled by another country. The colonies formed after the Revolutionary War.

• The states and colonies were both formed by Native tribes

• The states were formed after the Revolutionary War. The colonies were controlled by another country.

• States and colonies were the same.