CHAPTER 3/4 TEST

HOW MANY MILES IS IT FROM THE TOP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER TO THE GULF OF MEXICO?

• ABOUT 600

• ABOUT 650

• ABOUT 1,200

• ABOUT 2,100

IN 1753, WHO CONROLLED THE MOST LAND IN NORTH AMERICA?

• BRITISH

• FRENCH

• SPANISH

• UNITED STATES

THE MOVEMENT THAT LED 15,000 PURITANS TO MASSACHUSETTS IS CALLED THE WHAT?

• GREAT MIGRATION

• MAYFLOWER COMPACT

• PURITAN MOVEMENT

• VIRGINIA COMPACT

BECAUSE THEIR JOURNEY HAD A RELIGIOUS PURPOSE, PASSENGERS ON THE MAYFLOWER CALLED THEMSELVES WHAT?

• NEW COLONISTS

• PILGRIMS

• PURITANS

• STRANGERS

A GROUP OF CIVILIANS TRAINED TO FIGHT IN EMERGENCIES IS CALLED WHAT?

• AN ARMY

• A COMMANDO

• A CONFEDERACY

• A MILITIA

THE BRITISH HOPED THAT GEORGIA WOULD BLOCK ATTACKS FROM WHO?

• THE DUTCH IN NEW YORK

• THE GERMANS IN CAROLINA

• THE NATIVE AMERICANS

• THE SPANISH IN FLORIDA

WHAT DID SQUANTO AND SAMOSET DO?

• ESTABLISHED THE ANGLICAN CHURCH IN AMERICA

• HELPED THE SEPARATISTS MOVE NORTH

• TAUGHT THE PILGRIM SETTLERS TO LIVE IN THEIR NEW ENVIRONMENT

• FOUGHT AGAINST THE SETTLERS OF GEORGIA

WHO PROVIDED LABOR FOR THE SOUTHERN RICE FIELDS?

• CHILDREN

• ENSLAVED AFRICANS

• PAID WORKERS

• TENANTS

THE LEG OF THE TRIANGULAR TRADE ROUTE IN WHICH ENSLAVED AFRICANS WERE SHIPPED TO THE WEST INDIES WAS KNOWN AS WHAT?

• FIRST LEG

• MIDDLE PASSAGE

• SLAVE CODE

• TIDEWATER

HOW DID MOST OF THE SETTLERS IN THE SOUTHERN COLONIES MAKE THEIR LIVING?

• FARMING

• LUMBERING

• MANUFACTURING

• SHIP BUILDING