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WorksheetsEarly Colonization Test
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins
A __________ is land that still obeys the rule of its home country.
country
state
town
colony
The ________________ came seeking religious freedom from Catholic France.
European Jews
French Huguenots
German
Scottish-Irish
________________ was the capital for the colony.
Charles Towne
Colombia
Greenville
Iva
The German and Scotch-Irish established a group called the ______________ to help protect them.
Hornets
Peace Keepers
Regulators
Cherokee
Who was the King of England during this time?
King Edward
King Charles II
King James II
King George IV
The King sent in a __________________ who took control of the royal colony.
President
Mayor
Royal Governor
Proprietor
King Charles II, gave land to 8 men called the _______________________________.
Regulators
Controllers
Lawmakers
Lord's Proprietors
The Carolina Colony covered what is present day _____, ______, and part of ____________.
SC, NC, Georgia
SC, NC, Florida
SC, NC, Tennessee
SC, NC, Virginia
The ______________________ established the first synagogue in Charles Towne.
French Huguenots
European Jews
Germans
Scotch-Irish
1. The _______________________________ settled in the back country of SC. They were looked down upon by the elite of the coast.
Germans and Scotch-Irish
French Huguenots
European Jews
Native Americans
One of the more important proprietors was ____________________ who the Ashley and Cooper rivers are named for.
Lord John Berkeley
Sir John Colleton
Lord Anthony Ashley Cooper
Sir George Carteret
1. The Lords Proprietors set up government and a new constitution called _________________.
Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina
South Carolina Rules and Procedures
Constitution of the United States
South Carolina Constitution
The French Huguenots started the ____________________ which started schools and helped the poor.
Regulators
South Carolina Society
Fundamentals Constitutions of Carolina
Proprietors
What did Proprietors offer to attract settlers?
Free Land
Freedom of Religion
Representative Government
All of the Above
