Colonies/Exploration

The primary motive for Puritans and Pilgrims to establish colonies was ---

• Buying slaves

• Building Plantations

• Religious Freedom

• Adventure

Who had plantations?

• New England

• Southern

• Middle

• All

What colonial region is known for religious toleration and diversity?

• New England Colonies

• Mid-Atlantic

• Southern

• All

The Mayflower Compact and Virginia House of Burgesses represented ---

• colonial attempts to build a strong national government

• British efforts to strengthen their control

• steps in the growth of democracy and representative governments

• early social reform

New England colonies included ALL of the following EXCEPT

• New Hampshire

• Maryland

• Connecticut

• Rhode Island

Which region was dependent on cheap labor to deal with the agriculture it produced?

• New England

• Mid Atlantic

• Southern

• ALL

The Middle Colonies included which colonies?

• Massachusetts, New York, Delaware, Maryland

• New York, Delaware, Maryland, Rhode Island

• New York, Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania

• Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware, Massachusetts

What was the Middle Passage?

• trade of Southern tobacco to Europe

• journey of enslaved Africans to the Americas

• building of roads to connect the colonies

• route between the New England and Southern Colonies

What movement led to the rapid growth of evangelical religions and laid a social foundation for the American Revolution?

• The Great Migration

• The Spiritual Awakening

• The Great Awakening

• The Mayflower Compact

Which group settled in Virginia?

• Puritans

• Jewish people

• Quakers

• Cavaliers