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WorksheetsSOTW 3 CH 3-23 End of Year Review
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 29mins
When James arrived in England, a terrible sickness called was spreading through London.
Scarlet Fever
Typhoid Fever
the Black Death
Scury
Who was Guy Fawkes?
King James’s Scottish tutor
a Catholic who tried to blow up the Parliament buildinga leader in the Jamestown colony
King James’s son
What did the colonists who sailed to Jamestown hope to find?
a new route to India
pearls
gold
furs and timber
The colonists arrived in Jamestown in the year 1611.
True
False
When Samuel Champlain crossed the Atlantic, he landed in the country we now call
Canada
England
China
New Zealand
Champlain founded a city that is known today as
New York
Alaska
Qubec
Ontario
What problem did Hudson repeatedly face on many of his voyages?
ice
strong winds
unfriendly Indians
sickness
What finally happened to Henry Hudson?
His men killed him in the middle of the night.
He died of illness during his final voyage.
He succeeded in finding the Northwest Passage, and the king rewarded him.
His men left him in a lifeboat and returned to England without him.
Hudson’s men had so little food that they once had to eat frogs
True
False
Warlike noblemen who ruled sections of Japan were known as _________.
shoguns
daimyo
vassals
samurai
_________ were the Japanese knights who fought for the noblemen.
shoguns
daimyo
vassals
samuri
Today this city is known as .
Sekigahara
Tokugawa
Hiroshima
Tokyo
Ieyasu made _______ the capital of Japan.
Edo
Tokugawa
Osaka
Kanto
The Separatists traveled to America on a ship named the
Mayflower
Junebell
Aprilrain
____ was an Indian who taught the Pilgrims how to grow crops.
Squanto
Squeamish
Pocahontas
Geronimo
The Pilgrims named their new colony ______
Plymouth Plantation
Plymouth Rock
New England
New Amsterdam was renamed _____________ by the English.
New York
New England
What new name did William Bradford give to the Separatists and the other group of colonists who sailed to America?
Strangers
Saints
Pilgrims
Puritans
Today Persia is known as the country of .
Turkey
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Iran
The Turks captured Constantinople and renamed it .
Baghdad
Istanbul
Bandar Abbas
Damascus
Why were the German princes so angry at Ferdinand II?
He passed laws to try to get rid of Protestant worship.
He made them pay huge taxes.
He forced them to send soldiers to fight in his army
He refused to learn the German language.
What did the German princes do to Ferdinand’s two officials?
They hanged the officials.
They forced the officials to sign a peace treaty.
They cut off the officials’ heads.
They threw the officials out of a window.
The Thirty Years’ War actually lasted for 41 years.
True
False
Who helped Shah Jahan rule India?
his father, Jahangir
his mother, Taj Mahal
his wife, Mumtaz Mahal
his brothers
Most of the people in India were
Buddhists
Hindus
Muslims
Jesuits
The English built the city of on the eastern shore of India.
. the Deccan
Delhi
Bengal
Calcutta
It took over fifty years to build the Taj Mahal.
true
false
The colonists of Massachusetts fought against a Native American tribe in a war known as (a)
As the colony of Massachusetts grew larger, the colonists moved into the lands of the (a) tribe.
Samuel Champlain befriended the (a) tribe.
The governor of Massachusetts did not believe the warning that the Native Americans were planning to attack.
True
False
William Penn’s city became one of the two largest cities in the colonies.
True
False
The ruler of Russia was known as the
(a)
Peter founded the city of (a) on the banks of the Neva River.
Who ruled Russia while Peter the Great was still a boy?
his mother
his sister
the royal guard
the prime minister
How did Peter the Great die?
He was killed by his guards.
He was killed in a battle.
He died of old age.
He caught an illness after jumping into icy water to rescue some sailors.
Chi’en-lung had
copies of the Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature
made.
four
five
six
seven
The people of Chinese Turkestan were ___.
Buddhists
Muslims
Christians
Hindus
Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world, is located in ____.
Tibet
Burma
Taiwan
Vietnam
A Chinese dictionary published in the days of Chi’en-lung listed over forty
thousand symbols.
True
False
(a) carried a message to the French telling them to leave the Ohio Valley.
The city of (a) was determined that England would now stands on the spot where the Ohio River Fort was built.
(a) was the king of England during the War of American Independence.
(a) wrote the first draft of the Declaration of Independence.
The first huge battle of the war took place on (a)
Which of the following were NOT taxed by the Stamp Act?
newspapers
dice
playing cards
candles
The War of American Independence began in the town of
(a)
Lexington
Yorktown
Philadelphia
Concord
Which country helped the Americans in their fight against Great Britain? (a)
How many American colonies became states?
13
12
11
50
The Constitutional Convention took place in the city of
New York
Philadelphia
Williamsburg
Williamsburg
The President belongs to the ____ branch of the government.
legislative
executive
judicial
federal
The Supreme Court belongs to the branch of the government.
legislative
judicial
judicial
federal
Washington was inaugurated as the first president in the city of
New York
Philadelphia
Williamsburg
Washington D. C.
