Unit 1 (8.01-8.11) Test

Which group of people agreed to work for a certain amount of time in order to receive a trip to the New World?

• dissenters

• indentured servants

• slaves

• Huguenots

Patroons can be described as wealthy landowners who ruled like __________.

• kings

• dictators

• governors

• presidents

Which of these best describes the "New Lights"?

• emotional worship

• boring worship

• quiet worship

• the new lights did not believe in worship at all

Which of the following statements is correct based on the content of the primary source below? (MULTIPLE SELECT-CHOOSE MORE THAN ONE).

"Likewise tobacco...which there thriveth so well that no doubt but after a little more trial and experience in the curing thereof it will compare with the best in the West Indies."

• It was written by John Rolfe.

• Tobacco was grown in response to high demand in Europe.

• Tobacco crops helped ensure the survival of the people of Jamestown.

• Tobacco farming was stopped by the Powhatan.

Which of the following best describes the beliefs of William Penn and the Quakers?

• pacifist

• everyone is equal in God's eyes

• women could speak at religious meetings

• all of these

A colony that is under the complete control of the king was known as a ___________.

• proprietary

• joint-stock

• royal

• religious

New Amsterdam would eventually become ____________.

• New York City

• Philadelphia

• Jamestown

• Boston

Which group of people came to the New World in the "Great Migration?"

• Pilgrims

• Puritans

• Huguenots

• Patroons

Which individual helped the pilgrims survive by showing them how to farm in Plymouth?

• Anne Hutchinson

• Pocahontas

• John Rolfe

• Squanto

Which event led to New Netherland becoming New York?

• William Penn receiving a charter from King Charles II.

• John Winthrop stepped down as governor.

• Peter Stuyvesant surrendering the colony to the English without a fight.

• Pocahontas saving the life of John Smith