Vocab2.1ThreeOriginColoniesQuiz

What is the policy or practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country, occupying it with settlers, and exploiting it economically?

• Democracy

• Subsistence farming

• Colonialism

• Proprietor

What term describes the practice of growing crops and raising livestock sufficient only for one's own use, without any surplus for trade?

• Cash Crops

• Subsistence farming

• Proprietary Colony

• Treaty

What was the Bacon Rebellion?

• A treaty between countries

• A system of government

• A violent uprising led by Nathaniel Bacon in Colonial Virginia

• A form of self-government

What is a Proprietor?

• A person who starts their own colony

• The owner of a business or a holder of property

• A legal agreement between passengers

• A spiritual advisor

What is a Proprietary Colony?

• A colony granted full rights of self-government

• A system of government by the whole population

• A practice of growing crops

• A violent uprising

Who founded the colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations?

• Anne Hutchinson

• Nathaniel Bacon

• Roger Williams

• Mayflower passengers

Who was Anne Hutchinson?

• A founder of a colony

• A Puritan spiritual advisor banished from Massachusetts

• A leader of a rebellion

• A signer of a treaty

What is the Mayflower Compact?

• A violent uprising

• A legal agreement between the adult male passengers of the Mayflower

• A system of government

• A practice of growing crops

What is the definition of a Founder?

• A person who starts their own colony or company

• A person who leads a rebellion

• A person who signs a treaty

• A person who practices subsistence farming

What is a Treaty?

• A system of government

• A formally concluded and ratified agreement between countries

• A practice of growing crops

• A form of self-government