Colonization review

Why does each colonial region have different economic activities?

• they have different relationships with Britain

• they have different political beliefs

• they have different geographic conditions

• they have different religious beliefs

The portion of triangular trade that brought slaves across the atlantic was called

• trail of tears
• The death trail
• The final passage
• the Middle passage

What were the three G's that motivated most people to come to the "new world"?

• Gold, God, and Glory
• Gifts, Gadgets, and Generosity
• Gratitude, Guidance, and Goodwill
• Goodness, Grace, and Growth

Why were the Mid-Atlantic colonies nicknamed "The Bread Basket?"

• They grew many types of grain.
• Making bread was a great economic opportunity.
• They ate bread with every meal.
• They imported many types of grain

New England's economy was based on ______.

• Plantations

• Trade with the other colonies

• Fishing and ship building

• religious retreats

The French motives to explore and colonize were

• Fur trade and Expansion

• Spread religion

• religious freedom

• Christians, Crowns, and Creativity

Which of the following best describes the geography of the Southern Colonies?

• rocky soil, natural harbors, dense forests, swift rivers

• rolling hills, good soil

• natural harbors, fertile soil, dense forests

• plains, fertile soil

The New World refers to 

• Europe and Africa
• North and South America
• Australia and Antarctica
• Asia

What was the Columbian Exchange?

• a system of trade in Colombia that allowed citizens to exchange goods with neighboring countries

• a system in which goods, ideas, people, and cultures were exchanged between the Old World and New World

• the name for the holiday that celebrates when the Incan king gave the Spanish their land in exchange for gold

• the exchange of cultures and ideas between the ancient civilizations of Latin America

Which colony attracted a greater atmosphere of religious freedom?

• Southern colonies

• Middle atlantic colonies

• New England colonies

• Georgia colony