American History: American Colonies L1-3: Who Said This?

You must know obey this law...he that will not work shall not eat.

• Metacom

• Nathaniel Bacon

• John Smith

• King Henry VII

Answer explanation

John Smith was the leader of the Jamestown colony

For we must consider that we shall be as a city upon a hill. The eyes of all people are upon us.

• John Winthrop

• Anne Hutchinson

• King Philip

• William Penn

Answer explanation

The founder of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

Forced religion stinks in the nostrils of God.

• James II

• Roger Williams

• Increase Mathers

• Edmund Andros

Answer explanation

Roger Williams angered the leaders of the Massachussetts Bay Colony with his outspoken opinions about religion and Native American land rights.

Do you think it not lawful for me to teach women and why do you call me to teach the court?

• Pocahontas

• Anne Hutchinson

• Queen Mary

• William Penn

Answer explanation

Anne Hutchinson's religious ideas and leadership of others who held them threatened to create a schism in the Massachusetts Bay Colony from 1635 to 1638. She was accused by her opponents of "antinomianism" (anti-law), undermining authority, and overemphasizing salvation by grace. She was banished from the colony.

The colonists had left their rights behind when they left England

• John Smith

• Edmund Andros

• Charles II

• Nathaniel Bacon

Answer explanation

The harsh governor of the Dominion of New England made a lot of enemies very quickly in the colonies by strictly enforcing the Navigation Acts.

If needed, I hope God would give me his grace to die for the true Catholic religion as well as exile.

• King James II

• William and Mary

• John Winthrop

• King Philip

Answer explanation

James II was overthrown due to his fighting with Parliament and he was a Catholic in Protestant England.

These English have gotten our land...we must be as one as they are, otherwise we shall be all gone shortly.

• Miantonomo

• Anne Hutchinson

• William Penn

• Roger Williams

Answer explanation

A leader of the Narragansett tribe. Gave a speech to other Native Americans to ban together after seeing the colonists massacre a group of Native Americans at the end of the Pequot War.

Those people who will not be governed by God will be ruled by tyrants.

• Edmund Andros

• James II

• John Winthrop

• William Penn

Answer explanation

William Penn was the idealistic leader of the Quakers who started Pennsylvania. He believed in religious toleration and the rights of all people.

For not haveing dureing this long time of his Gouvernement in any measure advanced this hopefull Colony either by fortificacons Townes or Trade ...the said Sir William Berkeley [Governor of Virginia]

• Nathaniel Bacon

• John Smith

• King Charles II

• William Penn

Answer explanation

Leader of Bacon's Rebellion against Berkely the Virginia governor who kept the wealth on the Virginia coast away from the rest of the state.

The Trustees for establishing the Colony of Georgia in America. … are impowered to collect benefactions; and lay them out in cloathing, arming, sending over, and supporting colonies of the poor, whether subjects on foreigners, in Georgia

• Roger Williams

• Lord Baltimore

• James Oglethorpe

• King George II

Answer explanation

In 1732 an English philanthropist named James Oglethorpe and severla associates received a charter for a colongy they hoped could be a haven for those imprisoned for debt.