Ch 3 Ln 5

A _____ is a follower of a religion that believes in peace and equal treatment for all people.

• quaker

• christian

• nice person

A _____ is a person who travels for religious reasons.

• pilgrim

• quaker

• christian

The colony _____ _____ was not successful because the settlers ran out of food.

• Plymouth Colony
• Roanoke Colony
• James Town

An _____ is a person who helps two groups of people speak with eachother because she or she can speak the language of each group.

• interpreter
• pilot
• doctor

The colony of ____ was named after the Quaker who started it, William Penn.

• Pennsylvania
• Virginia
• New York

William Bradford led a group of Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower and landed in what is now present-day _____.

• Virginia

• New York

• Massachusetts

During the Boston Tea Party, the colonists went on British ships and dumped all the _____ overboard.

• tea
• sugar
• coffee

____ ____ rode from Boston to Lexington, Massachusetts to worn everyone that the Bristish were coming.

• Thomas Jefferson
• Paul Revere
• George Washington

A _____ is money paid to a government. The colonists had to pay this to Great Britain.

• tax
• fine
• fee

The cause of the Boston Tea Party was the _____ _____ which said colonists could buy tea only from ____ ____.

• Coffee Act, United States

• Sugar Act, East Company

• Tea Act, Great Britian