English 3 H Unit 1 Test Review

Who were the first settlers in Jamestown?

• Explorers & Adventurers
• Puritans
• Pilgrims
• John Smith

What were conditions like for early explorers in North America?

• Snowy & Rocky
• Harsh Winters
• Unfamiliar Terrain
• Harsh Winters & Unfamiliar Terrain

Who was John Smith and how did he contribute to Jamestown?

• His ego held Jamestown together
• He negotiated with Native Americans and saved Jamestown.
• He was an explorer for the Virginia Company. He helped Jamestown
• He married Pocahontas to maintain freedom in Jamestown.

When did the Mayflower set sail to America?

• 1772
• 1670
• 1608
• 1620

Who was on the Mayflower and Why?

• Pilgrims & Freeom from the King
• Pilgrims & to Escape Religious Persecution (Spiritual Journey)
• Puritans & They wanted to leave the church behind
• Puritans & Freedom of Self Expression

What did the people on the Mayflower experience during their travel?

• It was as peaceful as a vacation
• People were starving and had to resort to Cannibalism
• Harsh Weather & Poor Conditions on the Boat
• They had bad Leadership

Where did the Mayflower end up vs. Where they were meant to land?

• They were headed for Virginia, but ended up in New England (Plymouth)
• They were headed for New England (Plymouth), but ended up in Virginia
• They originally headed for Boston, but ended up in South Carolina
• They ended up in New England (Plymouth) which is where they meant to be

When did the Arabella sail to America?

• 1635
• 1619
• 1628/1629
• 1629/1630

What is a separatist and who were they?

• Separatists (Pilgrims) wanted to break away from the church
• Separatists (Pilgrims) wanted to break away from England
• Separatists (Puritans) wanted to break away from the church
• Separatists (Puritans) wanted to break away from England

What is a non-separatist and Who were they?

• Non-Separatist (Pilgrims) wanted to purify the church
• Non-Separatist (Pilgrims) wanted to purify England's religious practices
• Non-Separatists (Puritans) wanted to purify the church
• Non-Separatist (Puritans) wanted to purify England's religious practices