WorksheetsColonization Review
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 22mins
Who settled Roanoke?
Virginia Dare
Walter Raleigh
John Smith
John Rolfe
What was the name of the first English child born in the Colonies?
Sarah Keller
Mary English
Virginia Dare
Connie English
After Walter Raleigh left to get more supplies he returned to Roanoke and found what?
All of the settlers he left behind had disappeared
All of the settlers were doing great
He found things just as they were when he left
What word did Walter Raleigh find on a tree as the only clue that happened to the Settlers?
HELP
Croatan
bye
In what year and colony was Jamestown founded?
2007, Missouri
1607, Massachuttes
1620, Virginia
1607, Virginia
England hoped the settlers at Jamestown would find what?
Gold
Love
good farm land
a route to the West Indies
What is the name of the company that founded Jamestown?
Virginia Company
The Keller Company
Massachusetts Bay Company
What type of people did England send to start Jamestown?
families who were in search of religious freedom
men who were very well-trained in survival skills
men who lacked basic survival skills
Jamestown was built on a ......
mountain
swamp
island
valley
During the "Starving Time," the settlers at Jamestown resorted to what to survive?
cannibalism
they would order McDonalds
they would have big parties together
John Smith started what rule to get the settlers at Jamestown to work?
"Work or Starve" rule
"Starve" rule
"Get up and doing something" rule
"Stop being Lazy" Rule
Who was the Native American leader near Jamestown?
Squanto
Powhatan
John Smith
John Rolfe grew what crop that ened up saving Jamestown?
cotton
rice
indigo
tobacco
Before Slave Labor Jamestown used a lot of what kind of labor to work in their tobacco fields?
child labor
indentured servants
maids
enslaved labor
What type of laborer chose to sign a contract to work and were given free passage to the colonies and received food, shelter, and clothing during their contract that could last on average from 4-7 years?
child laborer
enslaved laborer
indentured servant
Once an indentured servant's contract was over they could receive what to help them in their new lives?
a trip back to England
money or supplies
nothing
a new contract to sign
Indentured servants as well as enslaved people could be treated in what way?
They were treated poorly and harshly
They were treated with kindness and respect
Pilgrims were also known as what?
Puritans
Separatists
Religious People
Who were the Separatists?
a group of people who like to live separately from everyone else
a religious group that left the Church of England
a religious group that was Catholic
The Pilgrims and Puritans moved to the Colonies to find
religious freedom
gold
good farm land
The Pilgrims came to Plymouth, Massachuttes in
1620
1607
1630
2020
Before leaving the ship the Pilgrims signed what document that was created as a set of rules on how to govern themselves?
The Constitution
The Colonies Compact
The Mayflower Compact
The Pilgrim Compact
What did the Pilgrims lack that caused over half of them to die during their first winter in Plymouth?
They lacked
they lacked survival skills
They lacked kindness to others
Who helped the Pilgrims learn how to survive and learn how to farm?
John Rolfe
Squanto
Powhatan
John Smith
What group of people established the Massachuttes Bay Company and settled in present-day Boston in 1630?
Jamestonians
Puritans
Pilgrims
Separatists
Who gave the famous sermon called "City on a Hill?"
John Winthrop
John Smith
John Rolfe
What does John Winthrop's famous sermon, "City on a Hill" encourage the Puritans to do?
He encourages the Puritans to set an example for the rest of the world on how to live
He encourages the Puritans to work hard
He encourages the Puritans to farm corn
Did the Puritans struggle when they arrived in the Colonies
yes, over half of them will die during the first winter
no, they were wealthy and brought everything they needed to survive with them
yes, they received help from Squanto
During the Salem Witch Trials around 200 people were accused of practicing what?
witchcraft
the piano
how to play football
The Salem Witch Trials show us how quickly ......
the trees in Salem grow
accusations and hysteria could spread
Covid could spread
Which of these statements is true for New England?
Colonies- New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Known for shipping and whaling
Colonies-New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Deleware
Known as the breadbasket of the colonies
Colonies-Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Georgia
Known for rice and indigo and using slave labor
Which of these statements is true for the Middle Colonies?
Colonies- New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Known for shipping and whaling
Colonies-New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Deleware
Known as the breadbasket of the colonies
Colonies-Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Georgia
Known for rice and indigo and using slave labor
Which of these statements is true for the Southern Colonies?
Colonies- New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Known for shipping and whaling
Colonies-New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Deleware
Known as the breadbasket of the colonies
Colonies-Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Georgia
Known for rice and indigo and using slave labor
All of the colonies supplied raw materials to England.
True
False
What is the trade between the 3 ports called? (England, the Colonies, and Africa)
The Triangle Trade
The 3 Port Trade
A Pyramid Scheme
England benefited from trade with the colonies by importing raw materials and exporting finished goods. This is called what?
Trade
Business
Mercantilism
The colonies existed to serve whom?
Italy
Themselves
England
Spain
The capturing, selling, and buying of enslaved persons is called the what?
The Slave Trade
The Triangle Trade
The Mean and Horrible thing to do trade
Africans were often captured by other Africans- called the capturing.
True
False
Europeans decreased the number of enslaved people being captured in Africa.
True
False
Enslaved people were taken to the coast to be sold to slave ships and were packed tightly and often could not stand.
True
False
The Middle Passage is the trip from the Americas to Africa.
True
False
Sick slaves were sometimes thrown overboard so that others would not get sick, causing sharks to follow the ships.
True
False
The captains of the Slave Ships did not want the enslaved people to survive.
True
False
