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Worksheetsstudy guide for US. History
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
What are staple crops and what colony's grew these crops?
Staple crops are crops that make money and the southern colonies grow these crops.
staple crops are food that colonist eat for daily life and the middle colonies grew staple crops.
Staple crops are crops with staples attached on the crop to boost its growth. The new England colony's grew these crops.
Staple crops are crops that are grown with extra strength like a real staple and the southern colonies grow these crops.
The slaves of america were treated fairly and just did housework and were able to hangout with their Friends after they are done. They traveled along the northeast trade route and were fed food along the way without getting hungry.
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What was Thomas hookers legacy about?
He and 100 people left Massachusetts bay because he and his followers did not agree with the politics/Settled the town of Hartford in 1636 which was the beginning of Connecticut.
He and 100 people left Massachusetts bay because he and his followers did not agree with the politics/Settled the town of dartford in 1637 which was the beginning of Connecticut.
What was Anne Hutchinson's legacy about.
She disagreed with the puritan leaders and was one of the first religious leaders in the colonies. Her rebellious views and teachings caused her to be banished from Massachusetts bay so she went south and created the town of Portsmouth in the Rhode island colony.
She agreed with the puritan leaders and was one of the first religious leaders in the colonies. Her rebellious views and teachings caused her to be liked from Massachusetts bay so she went south and created the town of Portsmouth in the Rhode island colony.
What was roger Williams legacy about?
He wanted more religious freedom and less governing from church. He also believed that american Indians should get a fair price for their land. He got banished and went south to found a settlement called providence plantation. People did not have to listen to a church and they can worship freely.
He wanted more religious freedom and less governing from church. He also believed that american Indians should not get a fair price for their land. He got banished and went south to found a settlement called providence plantation. People did not have to listen to a church and they can worship freely.
William Penn legacy?
King Charles the second of England wanted to repay debt to a old friend who died so he gave a charter to his friends son named William Penn. He was a Quaker and some other Quakers established the first English settlement called Pennsylvania. He believed women are equal and american Indians should be paid a fair price for their land.
King Charles the second of England wanted to repay debt to a old friend so he gave a charter to his friend named William Penn. He was a Quaker and some other Quakers established the first English settlement. He believed women are equal and american Indians should be paid a fair price for their land.
How were the Powhatan people treated and who was the first to see this tribe?
The Powhatan people were treated very nicely and the colonist traded with them. They also ate with each other and they helped each other out. The Quakers first saw them.
The Powhatan people were treated badly and were some times treated good. They were stealing land from them and they stole food from the tribe, so the Powhatan people put a stop to this and created the story about the starving time. They sometimes traded with the tribe for food and other stuff. The Jamestown colony saw them first.
Explain the Virginia company.
They were given money and people bought their stocks so that they could have enough money for the trip. They were granted a charter and George Yeardly called for election of 22 Burgesses, or representatives. This was the first democratically legislative body in the English colonies. The colonist chose a marshy land which is named Jamestown.
They were given money and people bought their stocks so that they could have enough money for the trip. They were granted a charter and George Calvert called for election of 22 Burgesses, or representatives. This was the first democratically legislative body in the English colonies. The colonist chose a marshy land which is named Jamestown.
Describe how Jamestown struggles.
Most of the colonist were English gentlemen who had never worked in their life. There were only eight men who knew how to build shelter and a fort. The marshy land was a poor place to grow food and most of the colonist were lazy. Ocean water seeped into fresh water which caused brackish water. Colonist threw their waste in the river which caused disease.
Most of the colonist were English gentlemen who had never worked in their life. There were only eight men who knew how to build shelter and a fort. The grassy land was a poor place to grow food and most of the colonist were lazy. Ocean water seeped into fresh water which caused brackish water. Colonist threw their waste in the river which caused disease.
Explain Squanto.
Was a Patuxet Indian who was captured by the colonist years before, so he has good English. He introduced the colonist to Indian chief Massasoit. He served as an interpreter and helped colonist set up trade relations with neighboring american Indians. He provided guidance on how to grow crops in the Plymouth colony. colonist gave thanks to them by inviting them to a feast because of the good harvest of year 1622
Was a Patuxet Indian who was captured by the colonist years before, so he has good English. He introduced the colonist to Indian chief Massasoit. He served as an interpreter and helped colonist set up trade relations with neighboring american Indians. He provided guidance on how to grow crops in the Plymouth colony. colonist gave thanks to them by inviting them to a feast because of the bad harvest of year 1621.
Explain the mayflower.
Rough sea conditions led them to cape cod bay where they were deciding if they were going to create a colony or they should go to Jamestown. The mayflower compact was a document saying they will have meetings to discuss issues, elect leaders , and to vote on equal law.
Good sea conditions led them to cape cod bay where they were deciding if they were going to create a colony or they should go to Jamestown. The mayflower compact was a document saying they will have meetings to discuss issues, elect leaders , and to vote on equal law.
Explain the Spanish goals.
They wanted to influence the catholic church. They wanted to have glory so they can be famous. They also wanted gold because this shows how much power you will have.
They wanted to influence the catholic church. They wanted to have glory so they can be famous. They also wanted paper because this shows how much power you will have.
What were the British goals.
They wanted to have land and they wanted to have a legacy. They also wanted mercantilism where colonist give more goods to the kingdom and then the kingdom gives them a little bit. The upper class was displeased that there were so many rich people so this would make them have more power. They also wanted religious freedom, they did not want to be punished just because they did not agree with the church.
They wanted to have land and they wanted to have a legacy. They also wanted mercantilism where colonist give more goods to the kingdom and then the kingdom gives them a little bit. The upper class was displeased that there were so many poor people so this would make them have more power. They also wanted religious freedom, they did not want to be punished just because they did not agree with the church.
Explain french goals.
They wanted to trade with Asia, there was a north trade route so they were good. They also wanted fur so they could trade for more and more stuff. They also wanted to expand Christianity like the Spaniards did.
They wanted to trade with Asia, there was a north trade route so they were good. They also wanted fur so they could trade for more and more stuff. They also wanted to expand Christianity like the french did.
Explain the middle passage.
Slaves were kidnapped onto ships and were treated under very extreme conditions. They were chained together and were cut bald. The African leaders wanted weapons so they can fight for more power, so they sold some of their people.
Slaves were kidnapped onto ships and were treated under very extreme conditions. They were chained together and were never cut bald. The African leaders wanted weapons so they can fight for more power, so they sold some of their people.
What is the first great awakening and what are the navigational acts.
The first great awakening is when people like Jonathon Edwards started speaking out loud to the public and people started listening to it more and more. These were speeches to encourage people to believe in great Britain's acts. This happened because judges saw that people started to just listen to their self's and not follow the rules.
The first great awakening is when people like Jonathon Edwards started speaking out loud to the public and people started listening to it more and more. These were speeches to encourage people to believe in god more. This happened because minsters started to see day by day people not coming to church like they used to.
The navigational act is where you can only send goods to Spain because Great Britain was overstuffed with goods.
The navigational act is where you can only send goods to Great Britain and only them.
