Chapter 4 Test Review

Which of the following means producing just enough to meet the families' needs, with little left over to sell or exchange? (8.E.IC.1)

• harvesting

• cash cropping

• subsistence farming

• tidewater farming

Which of the following directed the flow of goods between England and the colonies? (8.E.IC.1 / 8.H.CE.1)

• Colonies' Charter

• Colonists Rights Law

• Merchant's Pledge

• Navigation Acts

Although widows and unmarried women enjoyed certain rights, they could not... (8.C.RR.2/8.C.CV.1)

• work outside the home.

• vote.

• run businesses.

• own property.

Who were the only people who could vote in the colonies? (8.C.RR.2/8.C.CV.1)

• indentured servants

• landless white men

• white female property owners

• white male property owners

The plantation bosses who kept the enslaved Africans working hard were called... (8.H.CH.1)

• employers.

• overseers.

• slaveholders.

• supervisors.

What were the first colleges set up to do in the colonies? (8.H.CH.1)

• to train craftspeople

• to train ministers

• to train doctors

• to train women

How did England view its North American colonies (BEFORE the French & Indian War)? (8.H.CH.2)

• as an economic resource

• a waste of time

• as a land of savages

• as a place to put criminals

Which of the following increased interest in science as a way to improve society? (8.H.CH.2)

• civic virtue

• Enlightenment

• immigration

• Reformation

Which religious movement in the colonies called for a return to the strong faith of earlier days? (8.H.CH.2)

• Catholicism

• Enlightenment

• Great Awakening

• Mormonism

A group of civilians trained to fight in emergencies is called.... (8.H.CH.3)

• an army.

• a commando.

• a confederacy.

• a militia.