Chapter 3 Section 2

What is an immigrant?

• A citizen of a country who moves within its borders.
• A tourist visiting a foreign country for leisure.
• A person who travels temporarily for work.
• An immigrant is a person who leaves their birth country to a foreign country to live.

Name two things that were transported by ship to other were goods and _____________.

• beavers

• horses

• wood

• slaves

What were created as a form of government in New England?

• Town meetings and colonial assemblies
• Regional parliaments and tribal councils
• Federal courts and presidential offices
• City councils and state legislatures

What was the name of the feast the Pilgrims had with the local tribes who also helped them survive in New England?

• Thanksgiving Feast

• Plymouth Gathering
• Colonial Feast
• Harvest Festival

The four colonies that made up New England were Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and ______________.

• Connecticut
• Pennsylvania
• Virginia
• New York

Why did the Pilgrims leave England?

• The Pilgrims left England for religious freedom.
• To find new trade routes
• To escape political persecution
• To seek economic opportunities

Why did New England fishermen hunt whales?

• To catch fish for food.
• To sell whale meat in markets.
• To use their bones for building structures.
• To obtain oil and other products.

Three things that New England colonists traded to other colonies were pickle beef, pork, and _____________.

• cheese
• bread
• vegetables
• furs

What was the name of the ship the Pilgrims used to come to England's colonies in North America?

• Santa Maria
• Nina
• Pinta
• Mayflower

The three classes of craftspeople in New England were apprentice, journeyman, and ____________.

• master craftsman

• craftsman
• artisan
• foreman