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WorksheetsRoanoke and Jamestown
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins
How long was it before White could return to the colony after leaving to get supplies?
3 months
1 year
3 years
5 years
What year was Roanoke founded?
1999
2016
1587
1690
A colony is
Land controlled by another country
a written contract
a place where people went to be free
a country by itself
When Captain John White returned ...
the settlers were living with the indians
the settlers returned to England
the settlers left a written note telling where they were
there was no sign of the settlers
What word did John White find carved in a tree when he returned?
Roanoke
Crowman
Help
Croatoan
Sir Walter Raleigh wanted to set up a colony in __________.
South America
Asia
Europe
North America
Leader John Smith
Roanoke
Jamestown
Where is Jamestown
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Florida
Nearby Natives in Jamestown Settlement: Powhatan people
True
False
Which settlement had "The Starving Time".
Roanoke
Jamestown
What was the name of the Native American girl who told the Powhatan people they should get along with settlers and help them survive?
Belle
Ariel
Pocahontas
Rapunzel
Why did Queen Elizabeth want to establish a colony in America?
Boredom
England was going through many problems
Gold and Natural Resources
They needed more land
What was the first law-making assembly in Virginia called?
Governor
Governor's Council
House of Burgesses
shares in a company that are sold to raise money
sponsor
stock
colony
raw materials
resources that can be turned into finished products and sold for a profit
legislature
stock
raw materials
cash crop
a settlement ruled by a far away country
cash crop
House of Burgesses
colony
legislature
another name for a law-making body (ex. The House of Burgesses was one)
colony
legislature
charter
stock
a plant grown to be sold for a profit rather than to be used by the farmer
colony
raw materials
cash crop
charter
someone who was legally bound to work for a fixed time (usually 7 years) in exchange for the cost of living and travel
indentured servant
House of Burgesses
charter
self-government
political independence or rule by common agreement (The House of Burgesses was the first example of this in the English Colonies.)
colony
charter
legislature
self-government
