Colonial Virginia

A crop that is grown to sell for money and not used by the growers is called a _____  crop.

• Cash

• Old

• New

• Primary

The Virginia Colony turned to ______  to make money and expand their resources. 

• Immigrants

• Enslaved Africans

• The Powhatan

• Free Africans

What became the most profitable agricultural product in Virginia?

• Apples

• Cotton

• Farming

• Tobacco

How did agriculture in the Virginia colony influence the institution of slavery?

• Their dependency only lasted a few years

• Agriculture ended slavery in Virginia

• The colony became dependent on Slave labor till the end of the Civil War

• Slavery was not a part of agriculture.

_____ were brought primarily to the Coastal Plain (Tidewater) and Piedmont regions to work in tobacco fields, which required a great deal of labor.

• Europeans

• Africans

• Scotch-Irish

• Powhatans

When people migrate to live in a new area, they usually _____  .

• 
  reject their old customs and cultures

• keep the landscape the same and follow all the customs in the new area

• change the landscape to reflect their customs and culture

• 
  begin all new customs

Which is not an example of architecture that reflects different cultures?

• Gardens

• Barns

• Places of worship

• Homes

Which region did the Scotch-Irish Settle in?

• Coastal Plain/Tidewater

• Piedmont

• Valley and Ridge

• Blue Ridge Mountains

Fire destroyed wooden buildings, drinking water was contaminated, and unhealthy living conditions are all reasons that ________ occurred?

• The capital was moved to Richmond

• They only built buildings that were brick

• American Indians had to move

• The capital was moved to Williamsburg

Which of the following was an established town in colonial Virginia?

• Roanoke

• Alexandria

• Williamsburg

• Fredericksburg