WorksheetsSocial Studies - America's Beginnings
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 40mins
A colony started by the Pilgrims, who came for religious freedom.
Plymouth
Jamestown
People who make a home in a new place.
settlers
colony
A colony of English settlers that came to get rich and find a new way to the Pacific Ocean.
Jamestown
Plymouth
A place that is ruled by another country.
settlers
colony
A colony rules itself, with its own laws and government.
true
false
People from England crossed the Pacific Ocean to the New World.
true
false
The English settlers relied on help from the local American Indians.
true
false
A _______ is money collected from people to pay for things the government does.
tax
unfair
The colonists thought it was _______ to pay taxes without a say in how the government worked.
basic rights
unfair
Leaders of the colonies wrote and signed the _________ which said that the colonies were now a new country.
Declaration of Independence
Constitution
"Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" are _______ of all people.
unfair
basic rights
Fought in the American Revolution at age 13, later became the 7th U.S. president.
Andrew Jackson
Molly Hays
Samuel Adams
Deborah Sampson
Brought pitchers of water to soldiers during the war; operated her husband's cannon when he was injured.
Andrew Jackson
Molly Hays
Samuel Adams
Deborah Sampson
Organized the Boston Tea Party.
Andrew Jackson
Molly Hays
Samuel Adams
Deborah Sampson
Dressed up as a man in order to serve in the army.
Andrew Jackson
Molly Hays
Samuel Adams
Deborah Sampson
Something that makes a location special.
memorial
landmark
symbol
heritage
Traditions and values that belong to the history of a group or country.
memorial
landmark
symbol
heritage
Something that people create to remember a person or event.
memorial
landmark
symbol
heritage
A holiday that honors the people who gave their lives for our country.
Memorial Day
Presidents Day
Labor Day
Independence Day
A holiday that honors the day the colonies signed the Declaration of Independence.
Memorial Day
Presidents Day
Labor Day
Independence Day
