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VS 4 A Growing Virginia

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A good or service owed to someone.

a)

money

b)

barter

c)

debt

d)

credit

2.

A crop grown to sell for money is called a ...

a)

money crop

b)

corn crop

c)

cash crop

d)

fortune crop

3.

The economy of Virginia depended on _______________ as its primary source of wealth.

a)

agriculture (farming)

b)

gold and silver

c)

blacksmiths

d)

boat making

4.

Growing an abundance of tobacco depended on a steady and inexpensive source of labor. Who provided this labor?

a)

women

b)

children

c)

enslaved Africans

d)

poor whites

5.

Examples of architecture that reflect different cultures include.

a)

bridges, roads

b)

homes, churches

c)

shoes, coats

d)

wagons, horses

6.

5. A place name that reflects English culture is...

a)

Roanoke

b)

Richmond

c)

Pocahontas

d)

Harrisonburg

7.

A place name that reflects Native American culture is...

a)

Richmond

b)

Jamestown

c)

Harrisonburg

d)

Roanoke

8.

The Germans and Scots-Irish settled in the...

a)

Coastal Plain

b)

Piedmont

c)

Shenandoah Valley

d)

Appalachian Plateau

9.

The English and Africans settled in the ...

a)

Coastal Plain and Piedmont

b)

Piedmont and Valley and Ridge

c)

Blue Ridge Mountains

d)

Dismal Swamp and Eastern Shore

10.

Which answer is NOT a reason why the capital got moved from Jamestown to Williamsburg?

a)

Fire destroyed wooden and brick buildings

b)

Williamsburg was an established location

c)

Drinking water was contaminated at Jamestown

d)

A hurricane destroyed Jamestown

11.

Buy now-Pay later is...

a)

credit

b)

barter

c)

debt

d)

savings

12.

People in colonial Virginia had a lot of food choices.

a)

true

b)

false

13.

An example of agriculture is__________.

a)

A person farming

b)

A person eating

c)

A person writing on the board

d)

A person riding on a ship

14.

The successful planting of tobacco depended on a steady and inexpensive source of labor provided by____________.

a)

English men, women, and children

b)

Spanish men, women, and children

c)

African men, women, and children

d)

American men, women, and children

15.

Who settled primarily in the Shenandoah Valley, which was along the migration route?

a)

Germans and Scots-Irish

b)

Germans and Monacan

c)

Cherokee and Powhatan

d)

English and Africans

16.

Scots-Irish mostly settled in which area of Virginia?

a)

Shenandoah Valley

b)

Eastern Shore

c)

Great Dismal Swamp

d)

Near the fall line

17.

In colonial Virginia, what did many farmers use as money to pay for goods and services?

a)

Paper money

b)

Loans from banks

c)

Tobacco

d)

Enslaved Africans

18.

Which of the following is a true statement?

a)

Farmers could not use crops to pay off their debts.

b)

Colonial Virginia did not have banks.

c)

Credit was not used in colonial Virginia.

d)

Most people in colonial Virginia did not have paper money.

19.

Trading beads for fur is an example of ___________.

a)

credit

b)

barter

c)

debt

d)

saving

20.

If Robert's friend lends him $40 to buy a horse, Robert now owes his friend money. The money Robert owes is_______.

a)

barter

b)

savings

c)

credit

d)

debt

21.

Which four reasons explained why Virginia's capital moved from Jamestown to Williamsburg?

a)

Buildings destroyed by fire

b)

spread of diseases

c)

Revolutionary War

d)

Contaminated drinking water

e)

Unhealthy living conditions

22.

Thomas was a farmer in Virginia, and he needed to buy a horse. What are the 2 different ways he could purchase a horse?

a)

Trade Americans Indian plantation workers for a horse.

b)

Use his tobacco crop as money to purchase a horse

c)

Get a loan from the bank.

d)

Purchase a horse on credit and pay for it when his crops come in.

23.

The act of trading or exchanging of goods and services without the use of money is____________.

a)

credit

b)

barter

c)

debt

d)

money

24.

What caused the Africans to settle Primarily in the Coastal

Plains (Tidewater) and Piedmont regions?

a)

The land provided resources for building homes.

b)

Agriculture required a great deal of inexpensive labor.

c)

The eastern part of Virginia was closest to Africa.

d)

Migration routes were important for trading.

25.

How did the drinking water become contaminated in the Jamestown Settlement?

a)

Wildlife drinking from the same water supply used by the settlers.

b)

Salt water from the Atlantic Ocean seeped in.

c)

Floods from heavy rains made the water muddy and unsafe.

d)

Settlers kept pouring salt into the fresh water supply.

26.

A crop that is grown to sell for money rather than by use of the growers is called_____________ crop.

a)

Vegetable

b)

Fruit

c)

Cash

d)

Flower

27.

In which capital did colonists live if they had salty drinking water, a fire that destroyed buildings, and unhealthy living conditions that caused disease?

a)

Williamsburg

b)

Richmond

c)

Jamestown

d)

Roanoke

28.
Some examples of how culture is reflected in architecture are seen in
a)
barns, home, and churches
b)
forests, rivers and mountains
c)
cows, horses, and chickens
d)
arrowheads, pottery, and tools