Unit 1 Review

Which of the following locations represents where the English originally settled in North America?

• A

• B

• C

• D

What strategy did the French use to deal with Native Americans in their colonial lands in North America?

• The French developed good relations with the Natives due to the fur trade

• The French did not settle on land where the Native Americans were

• The French tried to enslave Native Americans

• The French and Native Americans ignored each other

Based on the tribe’s location, what made the Yemassee unique from the Catawba and Cherokee tribes?

• The Yemassee farmed crops such as corn and squash.

• The Yemassee fished for clams, oysters, and other seafood.

• The Yemassee were protected from invasion by mountains.

• The Yemassee used rivers to transport goods.

The differences in the economic development of the Middle, New England, and Southern colonies can BEST be attributed to the 

• differences in their colonial governments

• customs of the immigrants

• geographic conditions there

• level of education of their citizens

What was the first permanent English settlement in the Carolina colony?

• Georgetown

• Jamestown

• Charlestown

• Willtown

What was the method of moving slaves, raw materials, and manufactured goods across the Atlantic called?

• Second Passage

• Triangular Trade

• Columbian Exchange

• Quarantine

What was the part of triangular trade when slaves were transported across the Atlantic?

• The Middle Passage

• Slave Passage

• Northwest Passage

• Atlantic Passage

Which island in the West Indies had a huge influence on Carolina?

• Jamaica

• Antigua

• Bermuda

• Barbados

What culture developed because of the influx of Africans to America?

• Gullah

• Stono

• Encomienda

• Yemassee

In 1730, why was the white leadership in South Carolina concerned with the state’s population diversity?

• The total population fell dramatically

• They feared the large black population might revolt

• The Native American population grew steadily.

• There was a larger population of women than men.