New Jersey Colonial History

The video tutorial covers the history of New Jersey, from its founding as one of the original 13 colonies to its development under Dutch and English rule. It highlights key events such as the Dutch and Swedish settlements, the English conquest, and the establishment of a representative government. The video also discusses New Jersey's agricultural economy, internal conflicts, and the colony's emphasis on freedom of religion and assembly. The tutorial concludes with a reflection on New Jersey's success and student engagement.

Which of the following was NOT one of the original 13 colonies?

• New Jersey

• Virginia

• California

• Massachusetts

Who were the original settlers of New Jersey?

• Dutch and Swedish

• English and French

• Spanish and Portuguese

• German and Italian

In what year did England seize control of New Jersey from the Dutch?

• 1655

• 1664

• 1787

• 1699

What was the primary focus of New Jersey's colonial government?

• Monarchy

• Rights of assembly and freedom of religion

• Trade and commerce

• Military expansion

Which of the following was NOT emphasized in New Jersey's colonial government?

• Rights of assembly

• Monarchical rule

• Representative government

• Freedom of religion

What nickname was given to New Jersey due to its agricultural diversity?

• The Tomato Land

• The Orchard State

• The Garden Colony

• The Wheat State

Which crop was NOT mentioned as important in New Jersey's agriculture?

• Wheat

• Apples

• Tomatoes

• Corn

What was a major source of tension within the New Jersey colony?

• Religious differences

• Trade disputes

• Lack of resources

• Military conflicts

Who was involved in the land dispute mentioned in the colony?

• Sir George Carteret and the King of France

• Lord Berkeley and the Duke of York

• Henry Hudson and the Dutch settlers

• The Swedish settlers and the English crown

What was the outcome of New Jersey's transition from Dutch to English rule?

• It became a French colony

• It remained under Dutch control

• It prospered under English rule

• It was abandoned by settlers