Social Studies: Chapter 3: Lesson 4: French/Dutch in N. America

A Royal Province is: A) An area controlled by merchants B) An area controlled by a king or queen C) An area controlled by local leaders D) An area controlled by explorers.

• An area controlled by merchants

• An area controlled by a king or queen

• An area controlled by local leaders

• An area controlled by explorers

Monopoly gives someone exclusive control over trade in a certain ____.

• Country

• Area

• City

• Continent

A relationship is a way in which people or things are ____.

• Disconnected

• Connected

• Ignored

• Separated

In what year did Verrazano sail along the coastline from what are now North and South Carolina up to Nova Scotia?

• 1524

• 1541

• 1608

• 1663

The colony of New France was ruled by _______ in Europe, so the settlers did not have a voice in the government.

• Monarchs

• Presidents

• Governors

• Mayors

Which ships did the French attack from their colony at the Mississippi River?

• Dutch

• English

• Spanish

• Portuguese

Peter Minuit bought land from the local ______ Indians and named it Fort Christina.

• Iroquois

• Algonquin

• Sioux

• Cherokee

Both the French and Dutch faced challenges from which group competing for land and resources?

• Spanish settlers

• Native American tribes

• English settlers

• Portuguese explorers

Fill in the blank: Samuel de Champlain founded _______ in 1608 as the first permanent French settlement.

• New Amsterdam

• Quebec

• Montreal

• Boston

Fill in the blank: The French focused on trading fur with _______ tribes.

• Spanish

• Native American

• English

• Dutch