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What did the Puritans wish to accomplish in the New World?

• A. Create a new colony that was tolerant of religion
• B. Find gold and new resources to get rich off of
• C. Create a more pure society by focusing on religion
• D. Escape King James I radical reform of England

hat did the French establish in the New World that would help them financially?

• A. Slave Trade
• B. Columbian Exchange
• C. Triangular Trade
• D. Fur Trade

What role did tobacco play in Jamestown, Virginia’s early colonial period?

• A. It was banned by the Church of England
• B. It was traded for Native American crops
• C. It was not as profitable as raising livestock
• D. It became the foundation of the colony’s economy

The trade of goods between Europe and the America’s became known as

• A. The Columbian Exchange
• B. Triangular Trade
• C. Bartering
• D. None of the Above

The Southern Colonies would survive due to big business farms known as

• A. Plantations
• B. Subsidence farms
• C. Markets
• D. Land Plots

What was a colony’s function under the mercantilism system?

• A. to provide raw materials
• B. to manufacture finished goods
• C. to ship finished goods
• D. to provide labor for factories

Slaves would cross the Atlantic on a journey known as

• A. The Middle Passage
• B. The Great Migration
• C. The Trail of Tears
• D. Assimilation

The theory of keeping as much gold as possible to increase wealth is known as

• A. Supply and Demand Economics
• B. Supply Chain Management
• C. Mercantilism
• D. Sound Money

Which summarizes the Proclamation of 1763?

• A. An order from England which said that all colonists must pay tax
• B. An order from England which denied colonists the right to vote
• C. An order from England which denied colonists the right to settle any lands west of the Appalachians
• D. An order from Spain which claimed Florida

The French and Indian War led to

• A. A massive migration to Canada
• B. A weakening of colonial loyalty to Britain
• C. The end of Britain’s involvement in colonial affairs
• D. An increased colonial dependence on Britain