WorksheetsBurlington County chapters 3&4
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
When the children opened their eyes in the beginning of chapter 3, they were on an English sailing ship named what?
Schooner
Dutch
Kent
Titanic
The three groups that came to Burlington County during this time were the:
Dutch
Indians
Quakers
Swedes
Americans
Burlington County was the perfect place to live. Why it was the perfect place to live?
It had plenty of forests that provided lumber and wildlife.
It was located between the Delaware River and Rancocas Creek.
It had great transportation because of all of the roads and water routes.
All of the above
Who was the Quaker who made the journey to the colonies for religious freedom in 1677, and came aboard the English sailing ship?
James Bloomfield
Thomas Eves
Ramona Quimby
Queen Christina of Sweden
The first Europeans to arrive in Burlington County came with this man. He also has a river named after him.
Thomas Eves
Chief Sky
Henry Hudson
Joseph Bloomfield
What was the name of the Sailing ships the Dutch used to travel along the Delaware River?
dugout boat
schooners
canoe
wave runner
In the beginning of chapter 4, the children found themselves where?
In a kitchen preparing a recipe
On a boat in the Delaware River
In a Lenni-Lenape Village
On High Street in Burlington
Who greeted them? At this time he owned a print shop and printed money and many different documents for the colonies.
Benjamin Franklin
Peter Stuyvesant
Chief Powhatan
Henry Hudson
Samuel Clift started a business that helped changed the area. People could now cross the Delaware River. What kind of business did he start?
carriage
bike rental
tool
ferry
People from Philadelphia would come to Burlington County to purchase __________ products that were shipped from the ____________________ .
wood; Pinelands
tobacco; Main Street
wind; Westfield
tools; Lenape
Many businesses had opened up on High Street in Burlington so many roads were built. This made transportation easier.
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false
The Europeans brought new diseases that killed many of the Lenni Lenape.
true
false
The Lenape were unhappy with the Americans because they were clearing their forests and killing the animals the Lenape used and sold them for their skin.
true
false
The Lenape decided to sell most of their land and New Jersey gave them 3,000 acres of land. They named their new home Brotherton Reservation.
true
false
