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WorksheetsColonization Test Review (Unit 1)
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 16mins
Which Colony is labeled with the letter G?
New York
Georgia
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Which colony is labeled with the letter A?
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Which colony is labeled with the letter K?
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Which colony is labeled with the letter E?
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Which colony is labeled with the letter M?
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Maryland
Which colony is labeled with the letter J?
Maryland
Delaware
North Carolina
Virginia
Which colony is labeled with letter F?
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Which colony is labeled with the letter I?
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Which colony is labeled with the letter D?
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
Massachusetts
Which colony is labeled with the letter H?
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Georgia
Which colony is labeled with the letter B?
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Which colony is labeled with the letter L?
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Maryland
Which colony is labeled with the letter C?
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Delaware
The Virginia House of Burgesses was important because:
Gave women the right to vote
Granted the King power over Jamestown
It was the first representative government in the English colonies
It was a peace agreement between Jamestown and local Native American groups
A business we talked about that is financed through the sale of shares of stock to investors with the goal of starting a colony is known as a _______________?
Joint-Stock Company
Charitable Organization
Tech Startups
Royal Decree Company
__________________ was the first permanent English colony in North America?
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Jamestown
Plymouth
Salem
Which group settled at Plymouth?
Quakers
Puritans
Catholics
Separatists
John Rolfe's ability to cultivate tobacco and export it as a cash crop allowed which colony to become profitable and survive?
Plymouth
Jamestown
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Pennsylvania
After being exiled from Massachusetts Bay Colony, who went and founded the colony of Rhode Island?
Thomas Hooker
James Oglethorpe
Anne Hutchinson
Roger Williams
The Salem Witch Trials were _________
were a series of hearings in Salem, MA in which 20 people were killed after accusations of witchcraft.
were part of a rebellion against Puritan rule of the Massachusetts Bay colony, after which the rebels fled to Connecticut.
were the hearings in which Anne Hutchinson was convicted of heresy and banished.
were a series of trials in which multiple witches were discovered through scientific examination of evidence.
Which colony was originally settled by the Dutch, but then taken over by the English in 1664?
New Jersey
New York
Virginia
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania was founded as a haven for whom?
Quakers
Puritans
Separatists
Catholics
The city planned by William Penn and named as "the city of brotherly love" is
Pittsburgh
Plymouth
Philadelphia
Providence
Whose idea was it to found Georgia as a debtors colony?
James Oglethorpe
Thomas Hooker
Roger Williams
Anne Hutchinson
Which of these was NOT a reason for Georgia's founding?
To be a "buffer" between the Spanish and South Carolina
To allow debtors to work off their debts
To make money for England
To be a place with religious freedom for all groups
Which Southern colony was started by Lord Baltimore as a safe haven for Catholics and passed the Act of Toleration that allowed freedom of worship for all Christian denominations?
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Rice, cotton, tobacco and rice are all considered what for the Southern colonies?
Consumable Crops
Colonial Crops
Cash Crops
Capitol Crops
What is mercantilism?
A technique used for deciding where to put shops based on the activity of merchants.
The name of the first group of colonists to settle in Georgia.
A tax on tea.
An economic theory that said nations should start colonies to be wealthy and powerful.
The goal of Mercantilism is to make money for the __________ and the ____________ provides the raw materials/goods.
Mother Country, colony
colony, Mother Country
Increased duties (or taxes), colonies only being allowed to export commodities to England and having to use English ships are requirements of__________
The Toleration Acts
The Navigation Acts
The Colonial Acts
The Mercantilism Acts
All of these are examples of passive resistance to slavery except:
Working slowly
Coordinated rebellions
pretending to be ill
pretending to not understand directions/tasks
The section of the Triangular Trade that lasted ~2 months where Africans were packed in tight cramped spaces onboard slave ships and many died was known as
The Middle Passage
The Northwest Passage
The Eastern Passage
The Southern Passage
Greater religious tolerance in the colonies, a decline in power of the "Old Guard" religious denominations, and the founding of multiple new universities are all a result of what?
The Mayflower Compact
The Navigation Acts
The Great Awakening
Virginia House of Burgesses
The agreement between the "Strangers" and Pilgrims where they agreed to live in peace and form their own government is known as:
The Mayflower Compact
The Virginia House of Burgesses
The Great Awakening
The Navigation Acts
