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Worksheetschapter 4
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 14mins
Farmers produced about enough food to provide for their family with a only a little, if any, left over to sell or trade.
subsistence farming
provisions
natural resources
The English passed a series of laws to ensure their share of the profit.
triangular trade
smuggling
Navigation Acts
The 3 continents involved in the triangular trade.
West Indies, Europe, Africa
England, Europe, Africa
Africa, North America, Europe
To trade goods illegally.
smuggling
provisions
commodities
New England's economy did not include.
cash crops
shipbuilding
whaling
How many men could building a single ship employ?
100
200
300
How was whale blubber used?
make candles
make soap
harden leather
He poured money and troops into the French and Indian War.
King George III
Sir William Pitt
William Braddock
The Native American group that joined forces with the British following the Battle of Quebec.
Iroquois
Navajo
Apache
He asked the French to leave Fort Duquesne
Benjamin Franklin
William Braddock
George Washington
It proposed granting a central government the power to tax, pass laws, and oversee military defense for the colonies.
Great Awakening
Scientific Revolution
Albany Plan of Union
An intellectual movement the encouraged reason and logic.
Scientific Revolution
Enlightenment
Great Awakening
Deliverance from sin
prayer
natural rights
salvation
A person is born with certain rights.
salvation
natural
Enlightenment
A religious movement consisting of revivals.
Scientific Revolution
Great Awakening
Enlightenment
Women who helped deliver babies.
midwives
enslaved
poor
This group was allowed to vote.
Catholics
landowners
women
Goods including wheat, livestock, and lumber.
burgeoning
diversity
commodities
He appealed to people's emotions with his theatrical gestures and thundering words.
George Whitefield
John Locke
John Edwards
A wide variety of people.
diversity
artisans
commodities
The fastest growing city in the colonies.
Charles Town
New York
Philadelphia
He asserted that humans were born free and equal.
George Whitefield
John Edwards
John Locke
A speech given by a preacher.
salvation
sermon
natural rights
It was the Dutch colony of New Netherland until 1664.
New England
New York
Philadelphia
Skilled workers who crafted things by hand.
midwives
apprentice
artisans
It required colonial merchants to use English ships.
triangular trade
smuggling
Navigation Acts
Consisted of food, water, and other supplies on board a ship destined for a long voyage.
necessities
commodities
provisions
The population percent of enslaved Africans in New England.
5
3
10
They punished citizens who did not share their beliefs
Baptists
Puritans
Quakers
They lived with a master craftsmen for a set number of years in order to learn a trade.
merchant
artisan
apprentice
The two sides of the French and Indian war.
French and British
French and Indians
Indians and British
The area of land that was fought over during the French and Indian War.
Hudson River Valley
St. Lawrence River Valley
Ohio River Valley
The fort that was built by Washington and his troops.
Fort Duquesne
Fort Necessity
Fort Pickawillany
The city where a peace agreement was negotiated to end the French and Indian War.
Paris
New York
London
The French and Indian War led to this event in Europe.
Stono Rebellion
The Seven Year's War
French Revolution
In 1739, a group of more than 50 enslaved people revolted in South Carolina.
Pontiac's Rebellion
Bacon's Rebellion
Stono Rebellion
The Ottawa leader who urged Native Americans to band together to rise up against the British following the French and Indian War.
Pontiac
Iroquois
Mohawk
Crops grown for sale rather than use by farmers themselves.
cash crops
staple crops
food crops
A plant whose leaves provide a source of blue dye for cloth.
maple
indigo
cotton
The colonial name for elementary schools.
lower schools
grammer schools
common schools
This country lost all their land in North America as a result of the French and Indian War.
France
Spain
Britain
