Colonies Unit 3 review

Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between Native Americans and Europeans in the early years of settlement?

• Native Americans and Europeans were engaged in constant war in the early years of settlement

• Europeans and Native American fought over the issue of African slavery in the early years of settlement

• Native Americans and Europeans generally cooperated in the early years of settlement

• Europeans and Native Americans did not interact in the early years of settlement.

which of the following is an example of how Africans and Indigenous peoples interacted in the Americas?

• Enslaved Africans and Atakapa natives held the first Thanksgiving celebration

• Indigenous peoples and French fur traders traded goods using the Mississippi River

• African and Indigenous peoples intermarried, which led to cultural diffusion.

• Indigenous peoples constantly interacted with enslaved Africans to trade goods.

Which of the following factors motivated Europeans to immigrate to the British colonies in North America? Select three correct answers.

• the chance to move somewhere without European control

• the ability to avoid religious persecution in Europe

• economic troubles in Europe that caused people to lose their farmland

• opportunities to join Native American tribes

• opportunities to own land and support a family

How did geography influence European patterns of settlement?

• Europeans settled near water to improve access to trade.

• Europeans settled near mountains for protection

• Europeans settled near grasslands to find a place to feed their animals.

• Europeans settled near rocky soil to have better agriculture.

Which early challenges did most European settlers face when settling new colonies in the Americas? Select three correct answers.

• starvation

• disease

• floods

• poor soil

• slave uprisings

how did the colonists’ experience in Britain affect ideas on religion in the northeastern British colonies?

• These colonies allowed new arrivals to the colony to practice any religion they chose.

• These colonies did not allow anyone to practice their religion.

• These colonies allowed for the free practice of religions that were not allowed in Britain

• These colonies did not allow new arrivals to the colony to practice the established religion of the founders.

Which of the following factors was most likely responsible for conflicts between Native Americans and European settlers?

• differences in religion

• competition for land

• . spread of culture

• changes in geography

How did Native Americans way of life change after the arrival of European settlers in North America? Select the two correct answers.

• They had access to more trade goods like axes, fish hooks, and cooking utensils

• They imported more slaves to make life easier for tribal women.

• They lost control of resources as Europeans took them for their own survival

• They gained wealth after finding more gold and silver using European methods

• They changed their tribal governments at the request of Europeans.

which of the following choices show conflict between the European settlers and Native peoples? Select the two correct answer

• “…many of the Native peoples came amongst us and had an abundance of drink and food.”

• “...their cows and horses eat the grass...and we starved.”

• “...he married a Mohawk woman who served as a chief.”

• “The Native peoples have allowed deer and turkeys to roam the land.”

• “The English cut down the trees and grass of these peoples.”

Which of the following statements best describes the trade between the American Colonies and Western Europe during the colonial period?

• Colonial assemblies created trade laws that limited Europeans’ access to many colonial ports

• Colonists purchased European raw materials, then processed and sold them as rum, weapons, and furniture.

• European merchants bought colonial raw materials for low prices then sold them back to colonists as more expensive manufactured goods.

• Several European governments stopped all trade with colonial merchants due to disagreements about prices and shipping costs.