Chapter 3 mostly quiz

WHAT WAS the first permanent English settlement in North America?

• Roanoke Island

• Salem, Massachusetts

• Plymouth, Massachusetts

• Jamestown in the colony of Vierginia

WHAT WAS the main reason for conflicts between Native Americans and Virginia colonists?

• the colonists' desire for Native Americans' gold

• the colonists' takeover of Native American lands

• the Natives Americans' violation of treaties

• the Native American's stealing of the colonists' firearms

How did Native Americans help the Pilgrims who settled in what is now Plymouth, Massachusetts?

• They taught the Pilgrims how to grow food

• They gave the Pilgrims weapons

• They built teepees for the Pilgrims

• They sold food to the Pilgrims

WHO WERE the Puritans?

• A group of Native Americans who helped the Pilgrims

• A group of French settlers seeking religious freedom

• An English religious group who started the Massachusetts Bay Colony

• Dutch settlers who established New Netherlands

Under WHAT CHARGE were nearly 200 women and men brough to trial in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692?

• aiding Native Americans

• practicing witchcraft

• spying for the French

• conspiring against the British

WHICH colonies made up the Middle Colonies?

• Maryland & Virginia

• North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia

• Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut

• New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware

WHAT was a major alliance of Native American tribes in what is now the state of New York?

• Iroquois Confederacy

• Lenape Alliance

• Seneca Confederation

• Mohawk Nation

WHICH economic activity was common in the New England Colonies, Middle Colonies, and Southern Colonies?

• shipbuilding

• manufacturing firearms

• farming

• growing tobacco

WHO helped make peace between the English colonists at Jamestown and the Powhatan, a Native American tribe?

• Doja Cat

• Squanto

• Anne Hutchinson

• Pocahontas

WHAT is one reason England established colonies in America?

• England needed the extra land to solve its overcrowding problem

• England wanted a trade monopoly on all goods from its colonies

• England wanted a guaranteed source of gold and precious metals

• England needed a new market for its raw materials