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Unit 1: Colonization

Total questions: 151

Worksheet time: 2hrs 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In 1620, the Pilgrims signed the ____to create a government in their colony at Plymouth.

a)

Mayflower Compact

b)

Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

c)

1763 Proclamation

d)

Townshend Acts

2.

The ____ was a religious movement that encouraged colonists to seek self-government.

a)

Transcendentalism

b)

Great Awakening

c)

urbanization

d)

First Amendment

3.

The 13 Colonies can be divided into ___ regions based on their physical geography.

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

4.

The 13 Colonies can be divided into ___ regions based on their physical geography.

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

5.

The first permanent English colony was established in ___ at ___

a)

1803, Louisiana

b)

1620, Plymouth

c)

1848, Mexican Cession

d)

1607, Jamestown

6.

The development of large farms called ____ made the Southern Colonies different from the Middle and New England Colonies.

a)

plantations

b)

estates

c)

sharecropping

d)

slums

7.

Most of the New England colonies were started for ____ reasons.

a)

economic

b)

social

c)

religious

d)

political

8.

This Colony was established by Puritans.

a)

Virginia

b)

New Jersey

c)

Massachusetts

d)

South Carolina

9.

Tobacco and rice were important crops in which colonial region?

a)

Southern

b)

Middle

c)

New England

10.

Poor farming conditions made this region a center for fishing and shipbuilding.

a)

Southern

b)

Middle

c)

New England

11.

Most of the colonies in this region were created for religious reasons.

a)

Southern

b)

Middle

c)

New England

12.

Slavery was common in this colonial region.

a)

Southern

b)

Middle

c)

New England

13.

Most of the larger cities, ports and farms producing food were located in this colonial region.

a)

Southern

b)

Middle

c)

New England

14.

This region was nicknamed "the Breadbasket" of the colonies.

a)

Southern

b)

Middle

c)

New England

15.

Which colony is best described by the following: (1) rich soil, (2) many large farms growing cotton or tobacco and (3) most of the work was done by enslaved African-Americans?

a)

Middle

b)

Southern

c)

New England

16.

How did the creation of the Virginia House of Burgesses create a foundation for the future system of government in the United States?

a)

it was the first written constitution in the colonies

b)

it allowed women the right to vote

c)

it gave the colonists a voice in their government for the first time

d)

it create a clear separation between religion and government

17.

This colony was created for economic reasons?

a)

Massachusetts

b)

Georgia

c)

Virginia

d)

Pennsylvania

18.
Which colonial region was settled by Puritans and Pilgrims seeking religious freedom?
a)
New England
b)
Southern
c)
Middle
d)
Backcountry
19.

Which colonists were farmers and plantation owners who grew rice, indigo, and tobacco?

a)

New England

b)

Southern

c)

Middle

d)

Backcountry

20.

The first permanent English settlement in North America was

a)

St. Augustine

b)

Quebec

c)

Plymouth

d)

Jamestown

21.

William Penn founded Pennsylvania for what religious group?

a)

Protestant

b)

Baptist

c)

Catholic

d)

Quaker

22.

The first form of representative government in the American colonies.

a)

English Bill of Rights

b)

Articles of Confederation

c)

House of Burgesses

d)

Congress

23.

Who wanted to establish a fur and fishing trade?

a)

Spain

b)

France

c)

English

24.

Who sent missionaries to the New World to convert Native Americans to Christianity, specifically Catholicism?

a)

Spain

b)

France

c)

English

d)

Dutch

25.

Who established the colony of Quebec and the land of Lousiana?

a)

Spain

b)

France

c)

English

26.

Who came to find gold and silver in the New World?

a)

Spain

b)

France

c)

English

27.

What was the main economic goal of European colonization?

a)

make money and send resources back to Europe

b)

Use natives as slaves in Africa

c)

Build a network of roads to trade across America

d)

Dig canals across America for trade with India

28.

What motivated Europeans to explore and settle new territory?

a)

economic gain through land and goods (gold)

b)

to spread Christianity

c)

to find a route to Asia

d)

all of the above

29.

Spanish explorers who came to the New World to conquer the people, gain land, riches, and spread Christianity are also known as what?

a)

sailors

b)

soldiers

c)

conquistadors

d)

missionaries

30.

In which of the following areas did Spain create colonies in New Spain?

a)

Mexico

b)

South Carolina

c)

Canada

d)

Louisiana

31.

Who were the first population of people to be slaves in the Americas?

a)

African

b)

Native Americans

c)

Europeans

d)

Spanish

32.

Due to Native Americans dying, where did the Europeans go for their next slave population?

a)

South America

b)

Carribean Islands

c)

Asia

d)

Africa

33.

What happened to the colonists of Roanoke?

a)

Nothing

b)

They are back in England now

c)

They disappeared and no one knows what happened

d)

John White made up this entire story.

34.

What is the global exchange of goods and ideas resulting from the encounter between the people of the Eastern and Western hemispheres called?

a)

Columbian Exchange

b)

Middle Passage

c)

Colonies

d)

Representative Government

35.

A person who pledged to work for a period until they paid off the cost of their voyage

a)

Indentured servant

b)

Slave

c)

Native American

d)

Puritan

36.

A legal document giving certain rights to a person or company

a)

Company

b)

Cash crop

c)

Charter

d)

Royal colony

37.

Who wanted to separate from the Church?

a)

Pilgrims

b)

Puritans

c)

Baptists

d)

Catholics

38.

Who wanted to "purify" the Church?

a)

Pilgrims

b)

Puritans

c)

Quakers

d)

Catholics

39.
Europeans solved the problem of labor-intensive tobacco growing by using ___________.
a)
highly paid skilled labor
b)
sericulture
c)
slavery
d)
family members
40.
The Atlantic crossing in the slave trade was known as the ___________.
a)
Bermuda Triangle
b)
Slave Passage
c)
Middle Passage
d)
Triangle Trial
41.
Colonial slaves commonly endured ___________.
a)
high pay, luxury accommodations, feather beds
b)
beatings, punishments, long hours, little food
c)
British tea, slow horses, long hours
d)
gold mining, avocado growing, loud music
42.
Which three continents were part of the triangle trade?
a)
France, Africa, the Americas
b)
The Americas, Europe, Africa
c)
Australia, Antartica, Africa
d)
Africa, Europe, Middle East
43.
The Middle Passage was the name for the journey from 
a)
Europe to Africa
b)
Americas to Europe
c)
Africa to the Americas
d)
Americas to Africa
44.
A _________is a person who is owned by another person and forced to work without pay. 
a)
abolitionist 
b)
slave
c)
free state 
d)
slave catchers 
45.

England produced manufactured goods and the colonies produced rum which would be traded to Africa for what?

a)

Corn

b)

Sugar cane

c)

Slaves

d)

Pigs

46.

Why did the use of slaves become popular in the colonies?

a)

Colonists did not know how to plant and grow crops, so they needed someone else to do it

b)

Colonists needed slaves to grow cash crops so they could make more money

c)

Colonists were lazy and needed someone to work for them

d)

Slaves became popular because colonists were friends with them.

47.

How did the Triangular Trade system help build slavery in the Colonies?

a)

The Triangular Trade brought food to the colonies to feed more slaves

b)

The Triangular Trade helped slaves trade colonial goods

c)

The Triangular Trade brought slaves to the colonies from Africa

d)

The Triangular Trade keep slaves in touch with their families in Africa

48.
Who was Jonathan Edwards?
a)
A Preacher of the Great Awakening: emphasized spiritual rebirth
b)
A Preacher of the Great Awakening: emphasized helping others and good samaritanism.
c)
A businessman, writer, inventor, and scientist of the Enlightenment.
d)
An English philosopher and political thinker: inspired Thomas Jefferson
49.

How did the Great Awakening change America?

a)

It brought people from all over the colonies together for the first time

b)

It led to people denying God and leading secular lives

c)

It spread abolitionism throughout the land and led to the end of slavery

d)

It brought French rule to America

50.
Who was George Whitefield?
a)
An English philosopher and political thinker: inspired Thomas Jefferson
b)
A businessman, writer, inventor, and scientist of the Enlightenment.
c)
A Preacher of the Great Awakening: emphasized helping others and good samaritanism.
d)
A Preacher of the Great Awakening: emphasized spiritual rebirth
51.

Merchants

a)

A person or company who sells goods/products (merchandise)

b)

In: goods coming into a country

c)

Exit: goods going out of a country (selling)

d)

The specific laws passed by England to control the trade

52.

Navigation Acts

a)

A person or company who sells goods/products (merchandise)

b)

In: goods coming into a country

c)

Exit: goods going out of a country (selling)

d)

The specific laws passed by England to control the trade

53.

Imports

a)

A person or company who sells goods/products (merchandise)

b)

In: goods coming into a country

c)

Exit: goods going out of a country (selling)

d)

The specific laws passed by England to control the trade

54.

Exports

a)

A person or company who sells goods/products (merchandise)

b)

In: goods coming into a country

c)

Exit: goods going out of a country (selling)

d)

The specific laws passed by England to control the trade

55.

Mercantilism

a)

Being angry with England-The colonists were not accustomed to British control

b)

The specific laws passedy by England to control trade

c)

Mother Country Controls Trade-Colonys role is to serve the mother country

d)

Exit: goods going out into a country (selling)

56.

The Columbian Exchange was

a)

Used prior to slaves; had to work for 5-7 years before being free.

b)

The exchange of goods between the New World and the Old World

c)

The most famous leg

d)

Important trading route

57.

What is mercantilism?

a)

A system where a mother countries gains money and power from natural resources that come from its colonies.

b)

where colonies trade gold and silver with each other.

c)

Wars that start over money.

d)

Plantation colonies trading slaves for money.

58.

True or False? Great Britain wanted to create wealth by importing more goods than it exported.

a)

True

b)

False

59.

Which term means a good to sold another country?

a)

Import

b)

Export

60.

EXPORTS of the 13 colonies included:

a)

Manufactured goods

b)

Raw Materials

c)

Slaves

d)

Gold

61.
Parliament passed these trade laws between 1650 and 1696 that required the English colonies to trade items like sugar only with Great Britain.
a)
Mercantilism
b)
Toleration Acts
c)
Navigation Acts
d)
English Bill of rights
62.

The Navigational Acts of 1651 included (choose all that apply:

a)

Goods and provisions could only travel on Colonial ships

b)

Goods and provisions could only travel on English ships

c)

No taxes were placed on rum

d)

All ships carrying Colonial goods had to be inspected

63.
A favorable balance of trade is achieved when:
a)
You import and export the same amount.
b)
You export more than you import
c)
You import more than you export
64.

Mercantilism is when

a)

Raw materials were bought cheaply by the colony and sold as refined materials to the 'Mother Country'

b)

Raw materials were bought cheaply by the 'Mother Country' and sold as refined materials to the colony

c)

When merchants sold their goods for high prices to working class citizens

d)

When working class citizens were forced to sell their products to make profits

65.
Based on the political cartoon, how does mercantilism benefit the mother country?
a)
The mother country always has something to eat.
b)
The mother country can get rich from the colonies.
c)
The colonies provide everything to the mother country.
66.
Land the mother country takes in a distant place and uses to make money for itself is a _____________. 
a)
mercantilism
b)
conversion
c)
colony
d)
city
67.

Raw materials are used to make the things we make ourselves or buy in stores. Those things are:___________.

a)

raw materials

b)

manufactured goods

c)

natural resources

d)

from the earth

68.
Wood, water, bricks, corn - are all from the earth. These are called: ____________.
a)
finished products
b)
mercantilism
c)
plants
d)
raw materials
69.

The impact of mercantilism was that

a)

The rate of slavery in the Americas went down

b)

Trade was limited in the Atlantic

c)

The Colony grew wealthy

d)

The Mother Country grew wealthy

70.

Which term means a good to sold another country?

a)

Import

b)

Export

71.

EXPORTS of the 13 colonies included:

a)

Manufactured goods

b)

Raw Materials

c)

Slaves

d)

Gold

72.

True or False? Great Britain wanted to create wealth by importing more goods than it exported.

a)

True

b)

False

73.

The Navigation Acts were passes to ...

a)

to ensure that Great Britain obtained the maximum profits in trade with her colonies and with other European countries.

b)

control shipping between England and their colonies

c)

ensure regulations on ships were being followed.

d)

require all sailors to swear allegiance to the crown.

74.
Who is the founder of Pennsylvania?
a)
John Winthrop
b)
Sylvester Slovania
c)
James Olgethorpe
d)
William Penn
75.
How were Native Americans treated in Pennsylvania?
a)
They were driven off their land
b)
They were treated with respect and as equals
c)
They were made slaves
d)
They were treated as a nuisance animals
76.
A cash crop is 
a)
Traded with other crops
b)
Raised for sale in markets
c)
Planted only for one's family
d)
Only for personal use
77.
A pacifist
a)
Plants cash Crops
b)
Supports war and violence to settle disputes
c)
Is against the use of war or violence to settle disputes
d)
Is in debt of a poor person
78.
What was one result of colonial settlement on Native American populations?
a)
Native American Indian populations continued to increase
b)
The African Slave Trade ended
c)
Native Americans formed an alliance with the Spanish
d)
Many Native American Indians died from diseases
79.
The main reason most of the early settlers came to the colonies of Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island was to
a)
Obtain better jobs
b)
Seek religious freedom
c)
Search for gold
d)
 Help win the war against the Native Americans
80.
Why was Georgia formed or established?
a)
As a place for Catholics to practice their religion
b)
Industrial settlement for crafts people
c)
 A creative centers for artists
d)
Second chance or safe haven for debtors/poor people
81.
Why did slavery grow faster in the Southern colonies?
a)
European diseases killed many Native Americans
b)
The dependence on framing in the Southern Colonies
c)
The dependence of timber for shipbuilding
d)
The arrival of Native Americans to the coast
82.
Which group controlled the colony that was surrendered to England in 1664 by Governor Peter Stuyvesant?
a)
Spanish
b)
Swedish
c)
Dutch
d)
French
83.
The Southern economy was based on what jobs?
a)
Fur trade and hunting
b)
Small family farms and plantations
c)
Lumber and industry
d)
Fishing and shipbuilding
84.
Roger Williams clashed with Massachusetts Puritans because he
a)
Wanted Native lands
b)
Converted to Roman Catholicism
c)
Did not think government should force people to worship in a certain way
d)
Wanted slaves of his own
85.
What were William Penn’s main reasons for starting a colony?
a)
To make a profit in farming   
b)
To make war against the Native Americans
c)
To put his religious ideals into practice
d)
 To rule the colony like a king
86.

Which colonial region was famous for industry such as shipbuilding?

a)

New England

b)

Middle

c)

Southern

87.
Large farms, called ___________________, were spread throughout the Southern colonies.
a)
Trade centers
b)
Plantations
c)
Settlements
d)
industrial centers
88.
William Penn owned which colony?
a)
Pensacola
b)
New York
New Jersey
c)
New York
d)
Pennsylvania
89.
Pennsylvania was home to the ___________.
a)
Puritans
b)
Protestants
c)
Catholics
d)
Quakers
90.
How many British Colonies were there? 
a)
13
b)
10
c)
3
d)
15
91.
How was the agreement which bonded Pilgrims called?
a)
Mayflower Compact
b)
Declaration of Independence
c)
Napoleonic Code
d)
Geneva Conventions
92.
1st representative governing body in the American colonies.
a)
English Bill of Rights
b)
Articles of Confederation
c)
Virginia House of Burgesses
d)
Congress
93.
The middle colonies were known for 
a)
Poor farm land
b)
Diverse populations
c)
Plantations
d)
Whaling Industry
94.

The land masses of North America, Central America, and South America

a)

Canada

b)

Great Britian

c)

East Indies

d)

The Americas

95.

What is one reason Europeans wanted to travel to America?

a)

to build wealth

b)

to conquer Indians

c)

to colonize France

d)

to find potatoes

96.

Why did the rulers of Spain want a shorter route to the East Indies?

a)

to practice fighting wars

b)

to study a different culture

c)

to send away their prisoners

d)

to reach Asia faster for spices

97.

Explorers hoped to find a Northwest Passage that would lead them

a)

across the ice of the the North Pole.

b)

down the entire length of the Mississippi River.

c)

through North America to Asia.

d)

into the interior where they could find gold.

98.

Which of the following is the primary reason that European rulers became interest in trans-Atlantic exploration beginning in the 15th century?

a)

They were curious about whether or not the world was round.

b)

They were seeking an oversea trade route to Asia.

c)

They wanted to become allies with Western Hemisphere natives.

d)

They were looking to relocate their European empires to a new continent.

99.

What was the primary purpose of the Spanish colonies there were established in North America in the early 1500s?

a)

To foster friendship between Spaniards and Native Americans

b)

To establish religious freedom for Spaniards fleeing Europe

c)

To grow crops for Spain

d)

To find gold and to spread Christianity

100.

Which of the following was a primary reason France sought to colonize North America?

a)

To create communities founded on religious tolerance

b)

to profit from trading furs and other goods

c)

to create joint ventures with other European powers

d)

to reduce overpopulation in Europe

101.

What country established the Colony of Roanoke?

a)

Spain

b)

England

c)

France

d)

Portugal

102.

The French needed good relations with the Indians because...?

a)

The Indians had lots of gold

b)

The Indians trapped the animals to provide the furs

103.
Which of the following directed the flow of goods between England and the colonies?
a)
Colonies’ Charter
b)
Colonists Rights Law
c)
Merchant’s Pledge
d)
Navigation Acts
104.
What would be the best title for the map?
a)
European Settlement Patterns
b)
The Great Awakening 
c)
National Origins of Colonists
d)
Triangular Trade Routes 
105.
Oglethorpe was motivated to change the British penal system because a friend had died in _____.
a)
Court
b)
The Colonies
c)
Prison
d)
Bed
106.
In order for Oglethorpe to establish the colony he needed a ____ from the king.
a)
Map
b)
Blessing
c)
Leader
d)
Charter
107.
Oglethorpe had to sell his idea of a colony to the king, so he argued that it would provide _____ to South Carolina.
a)
Food
b)
Cotton
c)
Silk
d)
Protection
108.
South Carolina was often subject to attacks from _____ in Florida
a)
France
b)
Denmark
c)
Spain
d)
Portugal
109.
Georgia was also intended to support the British policy of ______.
a)
Mecantilism
b)
Religious Freedom
c)
Free Market Enterprise
d)
Capitalism
110.
Under the policy of Mercantilism Britain wanted _______.
a)
the colonies to trade exclusively with on another.
b)
the colonies to manufacture goods to sell to England.
c)
produce raw materials and buy finished goods from England
d)
the colonies to trade with whomever gave them the best deal.
111.
______ was the founder and first governor of Georgia.
a)
James Oglethorpe
b)
King George II
c)
Hernado de Soto
d)
Mary Musgrove
112.
Georgia was founded for all of the following reasons except______.
a)
Buffer Colony
b)
Mercantilisim
c)
Religious Freedom
d)
Home for "Worthy Poor"
113.
Colonists could not have _____ or _____ because the Trustees wanted the colonists to be hard workers.
a)
Wives, children
b)
liquor, indentured servants
c)
alcohol, slaves 
d)
wives, indentured servants
114.
The chief of the Yamacraw Indians, _____ became good friends with Oglethorpe and actually went back to England with him to meet the king.
a)
Tomochichi
b)
Sitting Bull
c)
Powatan
d)
Crazy Horse
115.
The Charter of Georgia gave control of the colony to the ______ for ___ years
a)
King, 25
b)
Parliament, 25
c)
Trustees, 21
d)
Crown, 21
116.
What is Georgia's "magic" number for the Trustees?  (This was how many of them there were and how many years they ruled the colony)
a)
18
b)
19
c)
20
d)
21
117.
Penn strongly believed that Pennsylvania should be a colony that:
a)
all residents must practice Quakerism
b)
all residents should be free to worship freely
118.
Penn and the Quakers:
a)
made a treaty of friendship with Native Americans and paid them for the land King Charles had given to Penn
b)
fought several wars against the Algonkian Indians, thereby taking the land granted by King Charles II
119.
The Quakers believed in:
a)
racial equality
b)
a strong separation between different races of people
120.
What Colony did Penn start?
a)
Pennsylvania
b)
Ohio
c)
New Jersey
d)
New York
121.

The first colony settled was _________________ in 1607.

a)

Jamestown

b)

Plymouth

c)

Georgia

d)

Anne Hutchinson

122.

The __________________ colony was founded on religious freedom.

a)

Jamestown

b)

New Netherland

c)

Plymouth

d)

Mayflower Compact

123.

The ____________________________ was a set of self-governing rules for the settlers in Plymouth.

a)

William Penn

b)

Theocracy

c)

Jamestown

d)

Mayflower Compact

124.

________________________was a Puritan spiritual advisor and religious reformer who challenged male authority figures in the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

a)

Roger Williams

b)

Anne Hutchinson

c)

Thomas Hooker

d)

Mayflower Compact

125.

In the Massachusetts Bay Colony they ruled with a ______________ government system where priest ruled in the name of God.

a)

Plymouth

b)

William

c)

Georgia

d)

Theocracy

126.

___________________ was the founder of Rhode Island.

a)

Thomas Hooker

b)

William Penn

c)

Roger Williams

d)

Anne Hutchinson

127.

_________________ was the founder of Connecticut.

a)

Roger Williams

b)

Anne Hutchinson

c)

William Penn

d)

Thomas Hooker

128.

________________________________ was located in present day Manhattan, New York.

a)

New Netherland

b)

Georgia

c)

Plymouth

d)

Mayflower Compact

129.

_____________________________ founded Pennsylvania as a place for Quakers to have religious freedom and tolerance.

a)

William Penn

b)

Theocracy

c)

Roger Williams

d)

Anne Hutchinson

130.

___________________ was the last of the 13 colonies to form. It formed for debtor to have a fresh start and served as a buffer for other colonies.

a)

Plymouth

b)

New Netherland

c)

Georgia

d)

Jamestown

131.
What played a key role to the creation of the New England colonies?
a)
land
b)
wealth
c)
religion
d)
power
132.

The Puritans wanted to ___ the Church of England?

a)

reform

b)

separate from

133.
___ was the leader of Massachusetts Bay.
a)
John Winthrop
b)
Roger Williams
c)
Thomas Hooker
134.
___ founded Providence, Rhode Island.
a)
John Winthrop
b)
Roger Williams
c)
Thomas Hooker
d)
John Wheelright
135.
___ founded Hartford, Connecticut.
a)
John Winthrop
b)
Roger Williams
c)
Thomas Hooker
d)
John Wheelright
136.

The Mayflower Compact is similar to what famous U.S. document?

a)

The Constitution

b)

The Declaration of Independence

c)

The Bill of Rights

d)

The Treaty of France

137.

This Key Figure led the Puritans to settle in Massachusetts and created their economic, social and religious policies.

a)

Roger Williams

b)

John Winthrop

c)

Anne Hutchinson

d)

John Smith

138.

A group of separatists that left England to escape religious persecution

a)

Separatists

b)

Puritans

c)

Pilgrims

d)

Quakers

139.

A key figure that established Rhode Island promised that people of all religions were welcome.

a)

John Winthrop

b)

Roger Williams

c)

Anne Hutchinson

d)

John Smith

140.

Who was killed by Indians?

a)

Roger Williams

b)

Anne Hutchinson

141.

This person believed and taught that the government should have no part in the operations of the church.

a)

Roger Williams

b)

Anne Hutchinson

142.

This person made enemies in the English government when he declared that it was wrong for the King of England to take Indian lands without payment to the Indians.

a)

Roger Williams

b)

Anne Hutchinson

143.

Who moved their family and some of their followers to Rhode Island where they started a new colony in 1638?

a)

Roger Willimas

b)

Anne Hutchinson

144.

Who held weekly prayer meetings in their home?

a)

Roger Williams

b)

Anne Hutchinson

145.

Which leader made several treaties with Native Americans?

a)

Ferdinand Magellan

b)

Hernando Cortes

c)

William Penn

d)

Christopher Columbus

146.

Which leader's colony eventually became the state of Pennsylvania?

a)

John Smith

b)

William Penn

c)

John Wise

d)

Roger Williams

147.

Which leader was banished from their church because they believed God was more important than rules?

a)

John Smith

b)

Abigail Adams

c)

Dolly Madison

d)

Anne Hutchinson

148.

Who established the colony of Rhode Island?

a)

Roger Williams

b)

John Wise

c)

Anne Hutchinson

d)

William Penn

149.

Who was known for regularly having religious meetings for women in their home?

a)

Mrs. Chandler

b)

Mrs. Rocha

c)

Anne Hutchinson

d)

Anne of Green Gables

150.

Who is a famous Quaker whose face is featured on a popular breakfast food?

a)

LeBron James

b)

Paul Revere

c)

William Penn

d)

David E. Smith

151.

Who believed that all people should vote, no matter what their religion was?

a)

Thomas Jefferson

b)

Alexander Hamilton

c)

Roger Williams

d)

Anne Hutchinson

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